What was your first job after leaving campus?

My first job was sales, and I forced an introverted and shy self to become a person who could talk to anyone, but when I first memorized the product content every day, it was really painful, so I simply came over.

Distributing leaflets, leaving school just in the summer, every day at home nest is not happy, so I go out to distribute leaflets, in the streets and alleys, at the risk of being bitten by dogs, to distribute flyers to people, to do sales, I feel the truth that money is hard to earn, is hard to eat.

I didn't study hard in college, I got a diploma, I didn't have a job, but fortunately, I usually like to write very much, just like trying to make a living by writing in the future. So my first job was writing.

Tea shops sell tea. This work has allowed me to exercise my courage and become a lot more cheerful. Because you always have to be sweet to buy it, otherwise how will the money be collected?

In a town**, I worked as a temporary worker for three years, and the salary was always very low, and because there was no establishment, I was very discriminated against in the unit. But I was working and reading books to prepare for the exam, and finally I was admitted to the civil service and went to another unit, and I got out of the sea of suffering.

Working as a secretary in a company and writing things, after all, the requirements for just leaving campus can't be too high.

The first job, I think it should be a part-time job in a restaurant, a recent college graduate, who would dare to find you for a skilled job.

She works as a financial assistant in a company.

Because I majored in tax accounting, I was looking for a job related to accounting. After all, most people will find the right job for their major after graduation, because it is easy to find.

I started my own business in my senior year, and my first job was a self-employed job. When I earned the first pot of gold, I was quite excited.

Because I graduated from a normal school, I went to school to become a teacher after graduation and made a career in the field of education.

My first job out of school was as a cashier for a company, which was very hard.

When I was in my senior year, I managed to find a job as a translator in a foreign company, which was a starting point for me.

If I'm not mistaken, I should have run errands for my seniors in the company, and all the hard work is for us newcomers. It's been more than 10 years since I graduated.

I don't remember it very clearly, but I must have worked for someone else, it was a really difficult time, but now I think about it.

I was super lucky to be admitted to the civil service in college, had a stable job, and after several years of hard work, I have been promoted.

I like art more, and at that time I was majoring in fashion design. After graduating from college, I walked out of school to find my first job.

At that time, I was bent on finding a job with the right major, preferably as a fashion designer, or as a design assistant if not. However, I found that it was difficult to find a job here, and I always required more than a few years of work experience. And they are all private units, and the welfare benefits are not guaranteed.

Later, I found out that there is a relatively large Sino-foreign joint venture that is recruiting clothing consultants, and the number of recruits is relatively large. At that time, I was so happy that I thought that I had finally found a job that matched my major and liked more.

I went to that company and signed up and was soon notified of the interview. I remember that the interview was in a high-end Sino-foreign joint venture hotel. At that time, after several examiners asked me some questions, I arranged to go to the next room to take pictures of the wild dust.

I was asked to take pictures in the most natural posture, and I didn't have any difficulty taking pictures because I was more likely to take pictures. Then we were arranged to go to a large auditorium and wait for the announcement. Two or three hours later, I received an official offer of being hired.

At that time, I learned that the original clothing consultant was a relatively high-end clothing shopping guide, specializing in selling all kinds of clothing produced by their company, mainly **. When I heard the news at the time, to be honest, I was a little unhappy, thinking to myself that a clothing consultant is clearly a salesperson! But I thought about it again, after all, it's hard to find a job now, and this job is also a professional counterpart for me, and the benefits are guaranteed in all aspects.

As my first job after leaving school, this is already a good job and should be cherished. Later, I found out that the company's criteria for hiring a clothing consultant are mainly based on the affinity of your smile. And I happen to be a girl with a very friendly and sweet smile, and with a professional counterpart, of course I will be hired.

As soon as I joined the company, it didn't take long for me to sign a two-year labor contract. I can get in touch with all kinds of trendy ** every day, listen to the latest fashion**, and work in a spacious and bright clothing building, which feels really good. I may still be relatively talented in sales, and with my personal efforts, I have made the performance of brand sales first.

At that time, the company invited the employee who sold first in each brand to a hotel for a big meal. I was so happy that day.

It may be because the company sells high-end first-class clothing, and the purchasing power of the city at that time is not up to it, so two years later, the company decided to reduce half of the staff, and all aspects of treatment have also declined. At that time, a friend recommended that I work as a design assistant in a clothing company, and I needed sales experience, so I was just the right fit. So after the two-year contract expired, I didn't renew my contract with the company and went to work as a fashion design assistant at the company recommended by a friend.

After leaving school, my first job was sales. I did it for about a year.

My first job was as a data specialist, and I only worked for a little over a month, and I left because I didn't think it was the right fit for me.

It's a salesman, and after almost three months, they went out of business because of their bad interests.

Just out of school, I really can't do anything, let alone have a college diploma.

Besides, it's not up to you to say what you do, and you have to be recognized by others and willing to let you do it.

College graduates often ignore this and only think about what they want to do and what they can do. I don't want to think about whether others are willing to let you do it, whether they are willing to give you the opportunity to do it.

Therefore, college graduates really have to mix in the society for a period of time first, and think more about the problem of "being a man", because today's society is not a person who can achieve a career single-handedly, and the resources are in the hands of the "seniors" who have worked hard in the society for many years, so you must first have a good relationship with the seniors, get recognition, support and help, and even pity and sympathy, in order to be able to make some achievements, or to succeed more easily.

This is a little experience I have gained from summing up my career for more than ten years.

I am still a student, and I can only help teachers at school.

I took advantage of the school vacation to go to the nearby furniture city to do publicity, well, I met a lot of people.