How to College Students Seek Employment First and Then Choose Jobs, Job Hopping Affects Integrity I

College students are currently employed and choose a career after employment.

1. May I ask the opponent's defense friend: Which is easier, employment or career choice? Other:

Of course, it is easier to get a job than to choose a job. Therefore, we should respect the world and advocate choosing a career first, and young people should face difficulties. 2. In today's society, the employment problem of young people has been very serious, and you are not thinking of an easy solution to the problem for them, but you want to make it difficult for them.

Let me ask again: Young people who have just entered the society lack quality and ability in all aspects, and they do not have the capital to choose a career, how do you let them choose a job first and then find a job?

The other party replied with filial piety: Is it difficult to know that the limb is employed first, and you can do a good job by finding a job that you don't like? Find a job first - what's so bad about a job you like?

3. Hobbies can be cultivated, why can't we get employed first, and then fall in love with our jobs in the process of employment? Partner: Not all jobs can be loved, doing what you like is the greatest care for young people.

Hello dear. According to the questions you provided, we will find the following for you: Hello, it is beneficial for college students to go on to higher education and then find employment, which is a hotly debated topic.

Those who support this view believe that higher academic qualifications and a wider range of knowledge can be acquired through further education, which will help improve employability. At the same time, college students can participate in various internships and social practice activities during their time at the school, accumulate experience, increase social resources, and lay a solid foundation for future employment. However, opponents of this view argue that the current job market is extremely competitive, and it is difficult for college students to find suitable jobs after graduation.

In addition, college graduates often lack practical experience during their time in school, and it is difficult for them to adapt to the actual work. In addition, it takes a lot of time and money to go on to higher education, which can be a financial strain for families and individuals. To sum up, the pros and cons of college students going on to higher education and then finding employment vary from person to person.

For those who want to enter the high-end career field or engage in scientific research, further education is undoubtedly a favorable choice; For those who want to enter the workforce as early as possible or engage in practical work, direct employment can be more practical. Therefore, we should choose the path that suits us according to our interests, abilities, and career plans.

1.Because many college students choose to work first and then choose a job, resulting in a high frequency of job-hopping, so that enterprises dare not use college students, especially fresh college students, can the opponent still insist on employment first and then choose a job in this case?

2.Is the enterprise a springboard, if this is how the enterprise dares to use college students, it will only make it more and more difficult for college students to find employment.

3.If I am learning German, but the company wants to be a typist, I am engaged in the attitude of employment first and then choosing a job, the cultural level of the typist is high, but what is the use of my major, and what is the purpose of going to university?

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The opponent's defense friend is really ingenious, but I want to point out: 1, you said that Mr. will survive and develop, whether we have solved the problem of survival now, we have to consider our development; 2.You say to repay our parents, but our parents have cultivated us for so many years, do they want us to repay them with money, the answer is no, parents are the same all over the world, they all want us to be happy, and they want me to live happily; 3.

Your point of view has led to an increase in the rate of job hopping, and employers are deliberately avoiding fresh graduates in recruitment, which in turn creates a vicious circle of difficulty in finding employment.

To sum up, we insist on choosing a job first and then finding a job.