And many students who have just graduated or haven't graduated have no development experience at all.

Even a large number of people don't study hard at school.

The problem is that no company is willing to recruit a novice with no development experience.

Only a few companies are willing to train new people, so the business opportunities for training institutions to make money come.

They caught the point that you just graduated and have no work experience and social experience.

Induce you, explain the development prospect of the front end to you, and then tell you to recommend employment after graduation.

Most training institutions have exaggerated elements, and some even have deceptive elements.

For example, what package employment. Of course, a small part is more formal.

I don't think it is necessarily bad for training institutions.

First of all, many colleagues and friends around me are from training institutions.

Listen to most people say: in fact, you mainly study it, and the employment recommendation is not reliable.

But I can still learn a lot, at least the skills I didn't learn in school before.

Some people say: in fact, some trainers are very general in technology, and their teaching is not comprehensive or something.

So I think the training institutions are not necessarily bad, but they need to be rectified.

After all, you can help new friends.

If you don't want to pass the training, then self-study is not bad.

However, there are differences between being guided and not being guided.

It seems that I just took a lot of detours.