Facing college graduation, will you continue to work hard in this city, or go back to your hometown and follow the life path arranged by your elders? If your parents left you a food stall, would you like to go back and inherit it? Today, I want to share with you a successful entrepreneurial case, that is, college students inherit the story of their parents' food stalls earning millions of dollars a year, hoping to have new enlightenment on their partners' concept of job choice.

College students inherit their parents' food stalls. What is the annual salary of one million?

After graduating from Chengdu Dianzi University, this college student did not go out to look for a job, but chose to go home and inherit the food stall left by his parents. However, he himself is not sticking to this stall, but simply selling vegetables. He also started selling vegetables online to make the market wider. Later, his business got better and better, reaching an annual income of one million. This successful entrepreneurial story is still very enlightening, especially for young people who choose to start a business just after graduation. Here, we have to admit that this college student is actually very business-minded and can understand the business model of combining online and offline sales by using the current development trend.

So, what does this tell us about our concept of career choice?

First, don't underestimate a seemingly insignificant job. Going to a food stall to sell vegetables may be unacceptable to many college students. Even if you go to be a vegetable vendor, you will feel that the boss is not decent enough. It seems that being a vegetable vendor is linked to college students' identity, which is a bit unpleasant. It feels a bit insulting to study hard for so many years. In fact, no matter what occupation or work we are engaged in in this world, we can create brilliance in small posts as long as we work hard. And this college student put down his ideological burden and tried to run his own business, which is worth learning.

Second, when choosing a job, you should know how to follow the trend. Our environment, resources and opportunities are different, and opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared. When we meet an opportunity that can make us glow, we must work hard and never miss it. Even if some jobs seem ordinary, it is worthwhile for us to create some value. Therefore, when choosing a job, don't sell yourself short, you must know how to follow the trend, solve your own survival problems first, and then consider your future development.

Through the story sharing of college students who inherited their father's food stall and earned millions of dollars a year, I hope that partners will take every step of their lives more firmly in their future career development, be calm but decisive when making decisions, know how to follow the trend after entering the workplace, and strive to get themselves on the peak of their lives.