Is it easy for junior college students to find jobs?

Compared with undergraduates and graduate students, junior college students do have a lower starting point and will encounter some unfair treatment when looking for a job, but so what? We can't change this reality, nor can we say that employers are snobbish. The best solution is not to feel sorry for yourself, but to make yourself stronger.

The starting point is not as good as others. If you do well, you have to make more efforts. There is no reason to just be confused and not act.

In fact, the number of college graduates in China is far more than that of undergraduates every year. It is easier for college students to enter the job market and start their own businesses after graduation. Most of them are engaged in four types of jobs.

1, for sale

Sales is a job with unstable income but high salary, so many college students choose to work in sales after graduation.

Low sales threshold, generally graduated from college. As long as students dare to work hard, they will definitely have a place in this industry, which has little to do with academic qualifications.

Many college graduates have a deep understanding. As long as junior college students have strong ability, they also earn a lot of sales, and they don't lose undergraduates at all.

2. Mechanic

Colleges and universities pay more attention to technology and practice in talent training, so many college students become skilled workers in corresponding positions after graduation.

About this job, junior college students agree, because many junior college students study "skills", and of course they also look for jobs corresponding to their majors after graduation.

Especially the workshop workers, many of whom are junior college students, have very strong abilities. There are many technologies and skills to learn in the workshop, as long as you can master these knowledge and have certain management ability. Can be promoted to workshop supervisor, and requires high ability.

3. Staff

Clerks, like sales, have a low threshold. Clerks are the first choice for many junior college students after graduation, not because students don't like their majors, but because their professional ability can't meet the market demand. Difficult college students have a deep understanding.

The teaching ability of ordinary colleges and universities is limited, so it is difficult for students to give full play to their professional role after graduation, and enterprises are not accepted by students of ordinary colleges and universities.

Therefore, many ordinary college students can only do the most basic paperwork, which is also the status quo of many female college students.

From the social environment, the competitiveness of college graduates is not as good as that of undergraduates, especially in the aspects of taking public office and postgraduate entrance examination, and the treatment is much worse.

But junior college students should not be discouraged. Many majors are counterpart skills, and if you can learn a skill, you can get ahead.