My senior year is very annoying. What should I do?

I just graduated this year and after a month of hard work, I found a relatively good job. After hearing what you said, let me give you some suggestions.

1. Regarding work: My mentality at the time was similar to yours. I didn’t learn anything in college. Of course, I can’t learn anything in college. When you get to the society, you will know that college Knowledge is really useless!

It’s good that you have this kind of worry before you graduate. It is a sign of progress and proves that you are thinking about your future. This mentality will make you work harder, but never fail. Believe in your abilities and be confident! It is not correct that poor eloquence means poor interviews. The boss wants people to look at a few points: 1. Talented and virtuous is best; 2. Not talented but virtuous is not bad; it is precisely those who are talented but virtuous that they won’t want! So you must be confident and believe in yourself. Ability can be cultivated and exercised.

2. Regarding relationships: I have also considered this. I will get married in a few years after graduation, but the car and house issues cannot be completed by myself in a few years, and my family is not wealthy. So my suggestion is, don’t be in a hurry to get married, and don’t be in a hurry to have children. Work hard first. It’s time to consider getting married after you turn 28. Therefore, I think that I should first work hard to accumulate experience and work hard, and when I am thirty, it will be the time to really explode and make big money.

This is just my personal opinion. I have written a lot and the expression is not very clear. I hope it will be helpful to you.