If this master's major is inconsistent, what degree should be used as the recruitment standard!

Admittedly, this young lady has never sent a document that says "If the young master is not right, he will not be assigned", but what era is it now? If your child has not signed any documents similar to "employment distribution" before being hired by the university, then the job search after graduation will be entirely assigned by himself. It's normal for the school to arrange, but now it's normal for 99% students to find jobs themselves after graduation.

The reason why the other party doesn't choose your son in the double election is simple. The other party needs talents with a master's degree, but there are too many applicants. Employers have the right to arrange interviews with people who are more capable or potential, so they may improve your son's master's degree in some requirements on the basis of recruitment requirements. Now it seems that the other party requires your child's master's degree. If the undergraduate foundation is not solid enough, it is completely said. That makes sense, so it is completely reasonable for the other party to reject your son in this way. The company just wants to hire more suitable talents. Your son only studied this major for three years in the master's degree, while he studied the same major for seven years.

What do you mean your child can't bear the blow? It's not him who studies hard at the cold window, nor is it him who encounters such a thing. If he doesn't study blindly, he believes that his communication skills are ok and he can find a job himself.

Besides, your idea is wrong. Finding a job and further study are completely different. Your son's college entrance examination and postgraduate entrance examination are all arranged by the big environment, as long as he is admitted, but job hunting should be more about finding his own opportunities than aiming at a recruitment. The idea that you want to find a good job through written examination or interview is wrong in itself.

Let your child experience it for himself, and most of him will encounter job-hopping in the future. If he can't bear this blow now, I don't think he is qualified to graduate and enter the society at all.