After graduating from college, what should I do?

Personally, I think you can think about accounting. Like you said, girls don't have much of a competitive advantage in your major. Accounting is a relatively stable job.

As for work experience, you can look for an intern job first, the salary is lower, but you have to see the development, a lifetime is so long, don't limit yourself to this one or two years. Moreover, there is a wide range of employment in accountants. As for intern accounting, take a look at each job search**.

There are still some companies recruiting. It is recommended that you go to a large company, because a small company needs an employee to be able to create benefits for the company immediately, but a large company needs to cultivate some reserve talents. Hope mine is helpful to you.

Confusion is common to everyone, and if you are confused, at least it means that you still have pursuits.

Analyze yourself!

All problems can only be found from yourself.

Make a list of 5 questions to ask yourself that might give yourself a direction.

1. Who are you?

2. What do you want to do? (Thinking and being able are two different concepts, thinking is the ideal thing in your heart, and being able to do what you are currently capable of doing.) For example, if you want to enter a company, people want to say that you have a bachelor's degree, and you only have a junior college, then this is not what you think, but you have to tell the company what you can do, so that the company believes in you, and your ability is enough for this person with a bachelor's degree to do).

3. What can you do?

4. What does the current environment allow you to do?

5. What is your career plan?

Take these 5 questions seriously, and I believe you will be able to find some answers.

If you still don't understand, if you want, please contact me.

Then it's good to do development.

You can go to work, if you have money, you can invest in business, you can engage in breeding, planting, you can open a processing factory, learn experience, but you can't steal, you can't rob, you have to do legitimate, do not violate national policies, in fact, 360 lines of work out of the champion.

First of all, as college students, we need to figure out our position, whether the job we want to engage in in the future is related to our current major, whether we want to go to the civil service graduate school, or maybe go home to start a business and inherit the family business. In short, we must first think about the future path for ourselves, and if we have an idea, we will be half the success.

If you want to take the civil service graduate exam, you should seize the time to read books in your senior year, and you will not repeat the learning methods or anything. If you are diligent, you will reap the rewards.

If you are a graduate of a technical school or a technical major, I suggest that it is best to work according to your major at the beginning of graduation, even if you don't like to laugh at it, even if your major is not very good, because first, this major is chosen by yourself in college, and the time of three years (four years) of college cannot be easily given up because you don't like graduation, and second, even if the professional knowledge is not so strong, you have to understand more than the average person who does not know how to do it.