How should college students find jobs?

At present, with the increasing number of college students, employment has become a social problem. How should college students find jobs after graduation? Here are my suggestions.

First, take the initiative to find it.

As we all know, the current employment situation is not very good. We should actively look for it instead of staying at home and waiting blindly. If you don't take the initiative to find a job, you may miss the best opportunity to find a job.

Second, seize the job opportunities.

The timing of finding a job is very important. Every year 10 is the golden age for college students to find jobs, during which there will be many job fairs. For example, campus recruitment of major enterprises, large-scale social recruitment organized by the government, and supply-demand meetings of some large graduates sponsored by the school. These are the best times to find a job, and it will be even harder to miss them.

Third, make full preparations.

Looking for a job is a comprehensive process, so we must make full preparations. For example, when preparing your self-introduction, you must show your strengths and specialties. The most important thing is your professional characteristics and achievements in the university. Be clear-headed, logical and impressive. Moreover, it is best to be very familiar with the manuscript of self-introduction and be detached.

Followed by resume. Resume is very important to help you find a job. The key to your resume is to clearly state your outstanding achievements in various aspects during your college years and some corresponding supporting materials. Generally speaking, the resume should be concise, preferably one page, because the interviewer doesn't have that much time to read your resume alone.

Fourth, lower expectations, not to mention high salaries.

It is basically impossible for a fresh graduate who has just left school to want a high salary. Because we lack work experience and corresponding professional skills, it is impossible to get a high salary. So try to lower your expectations as much as possible and don't set your goals too high.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) widely collects employment information.

We can't pin our hopes on a tree. Employment information is the key link for college students to find jobs after graduation. Without good employment information as support, it is impossible to find a job. Generally speaking, I suggest that college students pay more attention to some recruitment websites and official recruitment websites. The recruitment information on these websites is authoritative and complete, and the most important thing is that it is more reliable. In addition, with the help of family conditions, you can ask relatives and friends to help you see if there is a suitable job.

Six, improve their comprehensive ability

Looking for a job is an all-round process, and comprehensive quality and ability show one's external ability. Whether your degree is graduate or undergraduate, whether it is 985 or 2 1 1, or a local undergraduate university, all external forms are secondary, and internal ability is the most important. Intrinsic ability refers to learning ability, comprehensive writing ability, language expression ability and interpersonal skills.