Graduates have no choice but to go

Now in the midst of the economic crisis, it's not easy to find a job, if you want to take the civil service exam, then work hard, don't be too negative, have a bad mentality, and always be depressed, how can you do things well, here is a quote from Yu Minhong, "Seek hope in despair, and the future will be bright after all!" ”

It's not easy to start a business now, do you have capital? What are your abilities and where can you be employed? First of all, you must have a correct analysis of yourself, and then determine what you want to do.

You're taking multiple courses now, so isn't that a workout for you?! If you really don't want to teach, you can, then you go to find what you want to do, job-hopping is nothing, the key is to have a purposeful job-hopping, hehe, I haven't graduated yet, but it's also very sad, but there must be a road before the car reaches the mountain, and victory only belongs to those who have the confidence to get it, always be ready, just !!

Bless you!!

You've been working hard for a year. If you don't like teaching, keep sticking to your dream. The worst thing is that people don't have dreams. It will work. But be sure to keep the enthusiasm you had at the beginning. Of course, don't mistake people!

It's better to come out and start a business, and also go out and see it yourself.

No, it won't. The omen of work will be busy in the morning.

How can I have time to take the test and think about this?

Here's my story: Actually, college was a great time, and it was mostly a place of laughter. Naturally, once in a while, there will be sad moments.

The back of my father when he left was the saddest moment of my college days. It was when I first started college, my father rushed back from out of town to send me to school to report, in fact, I was admitted to a very ordinary junior college, now anyone who takes the college entrance examination can go to a junior college, I feel very embarrassed, I need my father to come back all the way to send me to school. The school is not far away, but it is on the corner of a city, it is troublesome to take a car, it is difficult to take a taxi, and the weather is hot.

My dad and I arrived at school exhausted and sweaty. I don't know anything, just watch my dad do it for me, and I can only do it.

He started to help me report and found my dorm in **. Also intimately helped me make the bed and bought me a few small quilts, after all, the weather is getting colder and colder. Then, he bought me a meal card and a water card, which were also flushed with money, for fear that I would not be able to get these here.

Loss of travel. Basically, after finishing it, it was already three or four o'clock in the afternoon, and he was going back. I remember when we came out of the school cafeteria and walked to the door of the dormitory, my father said, "I'll go back first, and I'll get the stools on the rotten beams and stools, and you can buy what you don't need yourself, and tell me if you don't have enough money."

Then I nodded dumbfoundedly and said one word: "Hmm." ”

Excess I don't know what to say? Because I am so reluctant in my heart, I don't know anyone here, only my father. Now, after settling me in, he is going back, and I'm the only one left here, and I don't even have anyone to talk to, what can I do?

There is no way.

Dad turned around and left, walking in a hurry, and didn't look back at me. And I just stood there and watched him walk out of my sight, my nose was sore, I wanted to cry, I was reluctant to let my father go, I didn't want to be here alone. Because I know how much I don't like the strangeness here, but I can't help it, I have to adapt to everything here alone.

Later, at night in the dormitory, my new roommate and I were not very familiar with each other, so we could only get along carefully, and everyone went to bed early at night, but I knew that everyone was not asleep. Everyone has something to worry about, everyone is unfamiliar with it, what can I do? I can only endure the strangeness first, and slowly move towards familiarity.

This was the saddest moment of my college years, and the sadness that followed may have been when I left school, but my roommate and the good times in college were reluctant.