It mainly depends on what kind of job you are looking for, but generally speaking, it is still difficult to find a college degree, unless you are the kind of person who is super powerful and super awesome, and it may not cost anything.

Bugs has been saying that education is very important, education is very important. Yes, in today's society, it is almost impossible to move without education. Don't talk about that case. Survivors deviated from this point. It won't happen to everyone. We are talking about most people now.

Suppose you are looking for a job now. First of all, when submitting a resume, the first step of the enterprise is to look at the academic qualifications. If you don't meet the academic qualifications, you will basically be killed by pass. Some positions have undergraduate degrees, and even some positions are specifically aimed at master students and doctoral students. If you can't reach this threshold, your resume won't fit in. Especially for big manufacturers, the first step may be machine screening, and hr won't read your resume at all. Therefore, if you are an undergraduate, you will definitely find more companies than junior college education.

What's more, for example, there will be few jobs that can be delivered with a college degree, maybe only three, but some jobs can only be delivered by graduate students, but you just can't deliver them.

In addition, some technical posts may see more skills, but it is also suggested that if there is an opportunity in the later stage, they should improve themselves, because in the future, promotion and salary increase, including job hopping, may require academic qualifications, and a high degree may have an advantage.

Therefore, the junior college does not mean that you can't find a job, but you may choose to be smaller.