What you and I want, after some training, is much more professional than ordinary college students, which will be a competitive advantage.

But I think the most important thing is the individual. You learn how to do it, to what extent, and whether you can persist.

Thought is not the relationship between skilled labor and spirit. After vocational training, because you think you are a professional mechanic, you should not have a direct attitude about how to succeed, but it is not an easy thing to go smoothly. Don't underestimate the nature of your work.

For example, maintenance workers-cultural maintenance-may lead to maintenance or training new people. Then, you will enter a larger automobile industry to engage in training or 4S shop management. Therefore, it is not your future success to have a legacy of no education, no education and no real talent.