The career ideal of college students is not equal to high salary 1.
When many job seekers are asked about their "career ideal", the answer they give is: the monthly salary is over 10,000 yuan, or they enter the top 500 companies in the world.
We often think that an ideal is to realize some material benefits, such as money, reputation or status. One of my colleagues, after thinking that he had made enough money, said goodbye and went to enjoy his trip around the world. He is only in his thirties.
However, a few months later, he found that his original decision was wrong. He doesn't have to worry about food and clothing, but he is not happy. Because true happiness comes from the process of work, not the reward.
Therefore, when establishing a career ideal, we should consider the premise that high salary is not equal to a career ideal. The value of our life lies not in how much money we have, but in how much meaningful work we have done.
Other studies tell us that people who pursue their ideals will earn more money after many years than those who only pursue money.
So I hope all job seekers will remember one sentence: career is more important than money, opportunity is more important than stability, and the future is more important than today.
Career planning for four years in college.
Many job seekers said that when they first started looking for a job, they still had goals. Now the more I look for it, the less standard it is, and I feel very confused. What I want to say is that if you haven't cultivated your ideal in four years (or even longer study time) in college, then confusion is normal.
The goal of studying for more than ten years is to be admitted to the university, which is the "ideal" set by your parents. Now that I graduated from college, no one told you what to do when looking for a job, so I was confused.
So, how to get rid of this confusion? Of course, do a good job in life planning and let yourself have a goal. However, this is not achieved overnight, and the ideal cannot be established in one day.
I have always suggested that four years of college should be used for life planning, including establishing career ideals. Freshman and sophomore are the process of knowing themselves: what they like and what they are suitable for, these problems must be solved.
When I was in college, I took many strange classes that had nothing to do with my major. But these classes let me know where my interests are, which is my greatest gain and the foundation for my career ideal.
When you are a junior and a senior, your doubts should not be directed at yourself, but should be to know more about the outside world. For example, how far has the industry I want to do developed now?
What companies can provide relevant job opportunities? What preparations do you need to make if you want to get these job opportunities? In fact, in this process, you gradually set up your own career ideal, and initially explored a road to the ideal.
Choosing a job before employment is uncompromising.
In view of the tight employment situation, I suggest that job seekers "take up employment before choosing a job". The first job is very important, but it is not important enough to decide a lifetime. It is normal for a person to change four or five jobs in his life. Many times, his career ideal needs a tortuous process.
Many people say, "I will achieve my goal no matter what." If I can't do it, I will try my best. " In fact, this is not necessarily a good thing. I suggest you adopt a "two-step plan" to realize your career ideal.
If you set a goal, don't try to achieve it as soon as you graduate. If you can't do it, your life will be over. You have to tell yourself: this ideal is very good, and how likely it is for me to realize it. If it is impossible at present, what can I do to get closer to it?
Come on, let me give you an example. There is a college student in America. His school is not very good, but his grades are ok. He decided to work at Google and asked me if it was possible.
I asked him some basic knowledge and found that he was smart, but his professional knowledge was not solid enough. I don't think he has a chance to enter Google at present.
So I said to him, "It is still difficult, but it is still possible to work harder." He continued, "What can I do to maximize this possibility?" ;
So, I suggested that he study for a master's degree, and recommended a university that Google likes very much-University of Waterloo, Canada, because its computer school is pragmatic in teaching, easy to enter, and the tuition is not expensive.
Two years later, he got a master's degree and now he has entered Google.
College students' employment career ideal is not equal to high salary 2
Seven skills to help you find your dream job.
At present, the most urgent task facing college graduates is "employment". In order to help graduates find good jobs, the school has made great efforts.
Trick 1: Don't blindly submit your resume.
"What is the position of resume in the interview?" This is the first question that the students threw at their seniors.
"Resume is a business card of a graduate, and it is a clue for you to leave a good impression on recruiters, so it is best to have something in your resume that can make people shine at the moment, whether it is professional or special, and it is best to have characteristics.
If you have nothing, try to tap your differences. If you are handsome or beautiful, take good photos, which will also attract people's attention. "
Reminder: You will add some water to your resume. If you can go unnoticed, that's fine. Just be careful to make yourself self-defeating and don't treat each other like fools. It is not advisable to submit too many resumes, and there is no need for comparison. Be targeted and improve the success rate.
Trick 2: to find a good job, you must first be able to withstand loneliness.
"Nowadays, students' brains are too active, and they are thinking about job-hopping in less than a year or so. Graduates are eager to find a good job, but you should know that a good job is not necessarily your first job. "
Xie Xiangning, head of the technical department of Hangzhou Kaida Technology Co., Ltd., said when talking about how to locate a career, "After finding a job, you must be able to withstand loneliness;
After three or four years, you have accumulated certain skills and experience, and then you will