1. Determine your career goals: You need to be clear about your career goals before making employment and academic choices. After determining the direction of career planning, you can know more clearly what skills and knowledge you need to make the right choice.
2. Evaluate your situation: Before making a choice, you need to make a comprehensive evaluation of your situation. You need to consider your own financial situation, family situation, career planning, personal hobbies and other factors. We should also weigh the impact of employment and study on our long-term development.
3. Find a balance: Sometimes you don't have to give up one option completely. You can try to find a balance between employment and study. For example, you can choose to study while working, or you can work for a while before you consider going back to school for further study.
4. Seek help: Before making a choice, you can seek advice from tutors, counselors, family members and friends, and listen to their suggestions and opinions, which will help you make a more informed choice.
In short, to choose between employment and study, we need to comprehensively consider our own situation and career planning, seek a balance, stick to our own decisions, and work hard for it.