Work or study? Thank you very much

Getting a bachelor's degree isn't the most important thing, but it's really useful, you may think it's okay to work now, but have you thought about it later? Aren't you going to change jobs again? Don't you have any other needs?

Isn't it true that you have more motivation at a higher starting point, and you will have more choices in the future, right? Hehe, and when you study, the knowledge you increase and the social resources you get are difficult to find elsewhere, I think you should cherish this opportunity!

Although this is my personal opinion, I am also thinking about you from your point of view, you don't need to look at which one is more, but also have your own opinions, maybe your choice will make you more mature, so that you know how to make decisions in the future

Hehe, I'm also confused about this, but our renewal exam hasn't started yet, my chances are not big, I'm doing an internship now, but work is not an ideal career, I'm thinking about whether I go back to school to renew my book or work, I just asked today, and there are more people who suggest that I renew my book, I also have this idea, since you have been admitted, I think you should go more This is a good opportunity Academic qualifications are also a stepping stone to future work I personally support the upgrade.

It is recommended to study, although there are many undergraduates flying all over the sky now, but as a graduate who has just come out of work, it is still good to have a diploma. And now you're young enough to have the time to learn.

We were in the same situation, and I chose to go to work.

I don't regret it now, I find that the society's requirements for academic qualifications are still lower than the requirements for ability.

It is not a bad thing to enter the society early and find your own development direction as soon as possible.

Besides, after two years, don't you still have to face the choice of a job?

At that point, you can think about how many college graduates are looking for jobs every year.

In this way, there is less pressure on the family, and you can choose what you want to do.

Remember, you should be well aware that university does not teach you the same knowledge as society, it is just a platform for higher education.

In addition, you said, use statistics to choose your own path, the little girl doesn't agree much, because they are not the parties, it is the attitude of the social people to look at this problem, don't think about it, just let the study more, it seems to make sense, but for a society like ours, who doesn't know, what can make a person survive.

It's not academic qualifications, it's not just learning, it's ability, it's the ability to compare who can know how to be flexible.

Therefore, there is a puzzling phenomenon that the future of secondary school students is somewhat stronger than that of university graduates.

Now where I live, there is a graduate student, I have been looking for a job for two months, but I still haven't found it, and I am speechless.

But it's better to do it according to your own ideas, if you think the major you are studying is very good, and it is also what you like, then it is not a bad thing to study.

We must not listen to the remarks of the masses, because if we are in our position, we will seek their government, and if we are not in our position, we will certainly not be in our government.

Can't you guarantee that you won't off in that job! Let's learn!

Study, after the diploma is still a hurdle, it is said that the ability is important, but what or promotion or what kind of education is required, unless your ability is particularly outstanding, if it is general, it is recommended to study first.

In the long run, there is nothing wrong with learning, but only if you have ambition and endurance, if you are a person who likes to be comfortable, then if you can have a stable job now, you should still grasp it, it depends on how you look at yourself!

If you are still young, study, the way to upgrade to a bachelor's degree is right, of course, you have to consider it yourself.

It gives me the feeling that is.

In the former, you can open your own restaurant in the future, at least you are very good at the catering industry in the latter, I don't know if your job is just to play **, if so, don't do it, you can't learn anything. You don't have much to say about changing jobs in the future.

If, as you said, you'd better do the previous one. At least learn something useful.

You can make a comprehensive analysis based on your personality, interests, and future career plans. Fast food restaurants and finance jobs both sound interesting and get to meet different people. I don't know what major you are studying in school, finance will have higher professional requirements, and you need to continue to study after work to be able to achieve something in this area or achieve a higher level.

Fast food restaurants may not be very demanding in terms of theoretical knowledge, but more practical. It depends on your future life plan, whether you are willing to work 9 to 5 in the company and study hard to get promoted, or gradually learn business management from the chores in a fast food restaurant, maybe you can open your own restaurant in the future. In my opinion, both jobs are good, as long as you work hard and study hard, you can make a career.

You can't describe these two jobs clearly, especially the second job, from the perspective of the industry prospects, the financial industry is better than the fast food restaurant. But the work you give customers must be in large enterprises, small companies have no future in such a job, large enterprises still have a good follow-up development space, take your own ideas.

It's all nonsense and I'm facing the same problem. Ay!

I recommend a job in finance!

Buy online or buy books at the larger Xinhua bookstore to study hard.

Increase your knowledge, improve your work skills, apply what you have learned, and slowly you will not have to worry.

It's up to you, think about what your life is going to be, set a goal, it's much more efficient to have a goal than a fly running around without a head.

Go to graduate school, if it weren't for the fact that the family really needs you to come out and make money!! Although it is now said that reading is useless, many times the threshold is there.

This big brother... Good work...

If you want to work early, work if you feel you have the ability, and study if you feel that you want to enrich your knowledge.

Hehe, I also graduated this year, and I was limited in a single subject for graduate school, and I was adjusted, but I was reluctant to study. I'm struggling with that, too. I'm now preparing for the civil service selection and teacher recruitment, and if I don't work, I'll take the exam for another year.

Many people say that work experience is better than further study, but I think it is better to consider the major and interests. My major is purely theoretical, the employment scope is very narrow, and graduate school is a way out, but it is still a problem to study in graduate school, so I plan to take an engineering exam with an application-oriented strong point. Either way, have faith in yourself and good luck.

It's the same question as when you toss a coin, you already have what you want when you toss. Work and graduate school are also problems that have plagued me for a long time, I chose to work, I think, ah, to further improve myself in the work than in school, the work of things than in the reality of school. This is just my personal opinion and I hope it can help you!

I think work can train me and make me grow faster.

I've just come down to work, but for your current state, it's better to study and get down to work to know the reality of society, which is not visible in school.

If your background is hard, just keep reading, and if not, go out and work.

If your family is financially well-off, you should go to graduate school, and it is generally recommended that you go to work.

This depends on your own career plan.

Work or graduate school I think it depends on your major and personal interests. If you are a person who loves to study, suitable for research, and the employment situation of your major is not very good, it is recommended to go to graduate school. If you are studying engineering and the current employment situation is very good, it is recommended to work as well, after all, it is important to accumulate experience.

Of course, the decision is up to you to where you want to be in the rest of your life... I studied the environment as an undergraduate, and the employment was not good at that time, so I crossed majors and studied electromechanical graduate school, and I also graduated this year, and I felt that it was good to find a job... It's normal to be confused, but the most important thing is to calm down and think about how you want to work and live in the future.

Hope to get better soon.

The score of the graduate school entrance examination is quite high this year, in fact, work experience is far more important than academic qualifications, of course, the starting point of graduate graduation may be high, and finally I hope you understand the meaning of opportunity cost. Let's weigh it up!

Work well, so that you don't regret it later.

It depends on your own situation, if you are more socially suitable, you should work, otherwise you must go to graduate school.

What does it look like about family conditions? If the conditions are good, you can go to graduate school, and generally you still have to go to work to earn money, anyway, sooner or later you have to find a job! Work experience is more !! than a diploma

If you want to go to graduate school and go to a good school, you should forget about the general school.

It is recommended that you choose a larger development space Oh··· When people are sensible, it's better to look forward and have good luck!

If you're not tired, you can implement the previous option.,If you like to be a little more leisurely.,You can choose the second option.,But I think the choice of which one to destroy is still based on your own preferences.,If I want to choose, I'll choose the second one.,Remember that your choice is the most correct.。

Well, are you going to study on your own or take the exam? Although you don't know your educational background at the age of 22, if it is lower than your bachelor's degree, it is best not to study computers, otherwise you will be a small blue-collar worker for a lifetime, and the computer is more like a bubble economy!

I suggest you still learn to be a chef, after all, you can see and touch the industry, you may be a little tired, and the income will be less than that of a computer in the early stage.

The above is purely a personal opinion, if you think you are very talented in computers, then you should study computers! After all, if you do a career you like, you will be more motivated!

I think it should be a computer, there are too many chefs now, of course, there are more people in the computer side, but there is a shortage of talents in the computer side, and the employment prospects are good, and the treatment is good, mainly depending on what you like.

Chefs are handmade, mainly hands-on, and computers are mostly hands-on, depending on whether you like to use your hands or your brain.

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Reasons:1Because the manager did not communicate with the employees, the employees unilaterally thought that the reform was undesirable.

2.The purpose of setting a goal is to achieve this level, and why the goal is set is the meaning of being measurable.

3.Because the standards are different, which leads to unfairness, employees will complain, but there is no definite direction because everyone's standards are different.

4.Because if you want to manage others well, you need to build a strong network of interpersonal relationships, so you need to handle interpersonal relationships well.

5.The plan establishes a goal, and the goal is unified, so it is the principle of unity of goals, and to be more correct, it should be the principle of unified leadership, you made a mistake in the topic, right?