As an intern who just came out of the internship, I feel very confused now?

When a person feels confused, it is mostly because of two reasons, one is not knowing the world, and the other is not knowing himself. Confusion is a normal thing. Few people know what a dream is from an early age and run hard towards it. Most people are always confused several times. Provide some practical suggestions:

1, think carefully about what you did in college. It is a little difficult for a person to sum up his own advantages and disadvantages in an instant, but as long as you think carefully about what you have done in the past and what you have done badly, your advantages and disadvantages will be clear.

As a new intern, there is actually a lot of room for trial and error. You can set several goals according to your own thoughts and hobbies, and then try them one by one. Maybe you will meet true love in the process. If you don't think you have any ideas, do your own thing well.

3. I can't find anything I particularly like, and I can't find anything particularly suitable. I think I can do anything but nothing. What should I do? Find what is most likely to be right and stick to it! From the perspective of the industry, of course, it is a sunrise industry with better prospects. From a professional point of view, first, we should be able to do it ourselves, and second, we should try our best to avoid a repetitive and programmed future that is easily replaced by robots.

4. Are you confused? Still afraid of what to face? Sometimes people say they don't know what to do, but they are actually avoiding the cruel decision they have to make. For example, they realize that their ability is really insufficient and need to start learning from a very basic foundation; For example, if you know that your requirements are too high, you must lower your requirements and choose a job that you don't like in your heart. ...

Don't get lost because of confusion. Learn who you are and what the world around you is like through reading and socializing.