Knowing your own planning and positioning is the most important. Each of us can have our own choices about finding a job and taking the postgraduate entrance examination, but in my opinion, a person with a clear plan for the future, whether looking for a job or taking the postgraduate entrance examination, must know what he wants. Many undergraduate graduates choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination when they can find jobs. There are roughly the following situations:

1. Faced with the job found after graduation, those who fail to meet their own requirements will choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination.

Without planning for the future, I chose a high-pressure "way out"-postgraduate entrance examination.

3. Those who can't find a job will also choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination. 4. There are still some people who take the postgraduate entrance examination just because the undergraduate course is very ordinary, and they have to change their "origin" through postgraduate entrance examination.

People with clear plans need a postgraduate degree to pave the way for future development.

Therefore, I hope that before making a decision, everyone will seriously think about whether to stick to the postgraduate entrance examination or give up the postgraduate entrance examination to find a job. No matter which decision is made, it is decided to go on after careful consideration. Give everyone a word: Come on! Don't leave regrets! Come on!