What additional knowledge do fresh mechanical graduates (mechanical design, manufacturing and automation) need to master if they want to find a good job?

Just finished looking for a job this year. Let me say something that can really be used to find a job:

1 CET-4 and CET-6 (very important)

The report card must be good, and the professional course should be above 70 (it is very important for enterprises)

Scholarship for class 3 cadres (if any, priority will be given)

Certificate of Electronic Design Competition (quite good)

5 computer level 2 (almost no one looks at it)

6. The course designs or projects you have done (all those who have this experience are quite NB, quite good)

It is recommended to take a second degree in electrical engineering, because these two subjects are very easy to find a job and have great connections, and it is easy for you to learn (my classmate is a double bachelor of mechanical and electrical engineering, so it is very easy to find a job, Chery, Skyworth, LG, Tonghua ...)

Good jobs are all about writing-one side-two sides-even three, four, five, etc. Usually, we should learn professional courses well, practice eloquence and introduce ourselves skillfully in English.

The rest should be nothing too useful. When these things are done, it will be very easy to find a job. The rest is to run more job fairs, and be smart and lucky when talking with enterprises.