The worries of graduating from college and finding a job!!!!

Society is a big dye vat, you should have no work experience before junior college, before doing business, first of all, you must have some experience Some things are irreplaceable, your experience will change the perception of some things many times, you can choose to do an internship in the factory first, in fact, in the factory contact people from all over the world, you can learn to get along with people, ** can learn, mainly depends on how you look

I think you should find a factory to work first, now you don't like it, and when you do it to a certain extent, you may like it, and then you can think about marching to the leadership, because now there is also a principal to buy and sell, and when you earn a certain amount of money, you can do business.

All roads lead to Rome, and the key is your personality.

Modern society is no longer an era in which expertise and skill or knowledge can play a decisive role, and sometimes it is less important than family background, or luck, or opportunity.

But a good personality will make your piece of gold shine everywhere, even if it is temporarily covered by black coal, there will be a day when you will come out.

Graduating from college is the end of one stage of life and the beginning of another, and I wish you to turn stress into motivation and worry into wisdom.

Yes! I have the same worries as you! It's really confusing!

But there is one way not to go, which is to go to the factory, and to be a worker is wasted. I am also a college student, and we must clearly realize that today's college students are worthless. Don't think about sitting in the office blowing the air conditioner and holding a briefcase!

I recommend going for a deal! Go straight to the sale. It's risky, but if you want to live a good life, can you not pay a price?

First of all, do you have any exams for your counselors? If you have a clear exam, you can take the test again, this time it will be very loose, no big problem!

You can take other certificates, and with these certificates, it may be just as easy to find a job.

1. Although the employment agreement is related to the hukou, it is not completely related, if the unit you signed the employment agreement does not have the ability to settle down, then your file can be managed in the unit, but the hukou will still be sent back to the place of origin.

2. The employment agreement has nothing to do with the status of national cadres, but the registration card has a relationship, if there is no registration card, the file can not be processed for regular grading, if you do not handle the positive grading, if you go to work in a public institution, it will have an impact, but if it is a private enterprise, the impact is not great.

3. If it is hosted in the talent market, the unit also has the right to view your file.

4. Archives can be separated from individuals, or they may not be separated, but it is best not to separate, and the length of service can be determined.

5. Social security and archives do not have much to do with it, if the work unit can pay social security, regardless of whether your file is not in the location of the work unit, you can pay normally.

Good luck!

Who says you have to settle down? If you have gone through the process of transferring from agriculture to non-farming, you may settle down, but if you leave your place of work, your hukou will still have to move out, and it is only a collective hukou. The employment agreement is used for the registration card, after graduation, you have the identity of a cadre, if you don't report then you will not have the identity of a cadre in two years, the file is no one will look at it, there are some things in the college entrance examination, it's very simple, who will go to see this?

Social security is where you work, the unit will pay you where, and you can also transfer to the location of the new unit after you leave, which is national. So as long as you report it, there is a place to keep the archives, so it's okay, don't worry so much.

1. Archives are only for work and can not be settled.

2. The employment agreement has nothing to do with the examination of civil servants and public institutions, it is only the allocation of files.

3. Enterprises and institutions generally transfer the files to the place of work.

4. Regardless of the file, it will not affect your employment, unless you are a civil servant 5.

Some of my experiences in the 4 years since graduation are as follows for your reference:

1. Most people don't have a clear goal when they are in college, and they don't even choose a major because they have a clear goal. When you graduate, your goals are not clear, and for those in this case, you can choose to find a job with a professional counterpart to do it first to ensure that you can be independent in basic life, and then ride a donkey to find a horse, take a step by step, and slowly clarify your goals. If you can accept this job, then do it well, and if you find your interest one day, you can prepare more and then move on to the industry you are interested in.

2. Another part is that I didn't have a clear goal when I was in college, but I had a very clear direction when I graduated, I wanted to be a lawyer, an accountant, a software engineer, and so on. If you have a clear goal, you can find some well-known companies in the corresponding field as your goals, learn the corresponding knowledge, and then prepare to enter these large companies to learn experience. If you can accept a part-time job for the rest of your life, then you can stay in a large company, and if you have a dream of starting a business, then you can choose to start your own business after accumulating a certain amount of experience.

3. There are a small number of people who have very clear goals, and the majors they study, including employment after graduation, should be more clear.

So, frankly, you should be in the majority of the 1-2 two. The recommendations are as above for your reference.