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What ten occupations do college students usually look for after graduation?
"People's Republic of China (PRC) Occupational Classification Ceremony" divides China's occupations into 8 categories, 66 middle categories, 4 13 subcategories and 1838 subcategories (occupations). These eight categories are:

The first category: heads of state organs, party and mass organizations, enterprises and institutions, including 5 middle categories, 16 subcategories and 25 subcategories;

The second category: professional and technical personnel, including 14 middle category, 1 15 small category and 379 fine category;

The third category: clerks and related personnel, including 4 middle categories, 12 subclasses and 45 subclasses;

The fourth category: business and service personnel, including 8 middle categories, 43 subclasses, 147 subclasses;

The fifth category: agricultural, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery and water conservancy producers, including 6 middle categories and 30 subcategories, 12 1 subcategory;

Category VI: production and transportation equipment operators and related personnel, including 27 middle categories, 195 subcategory,119 subcategory;

Seventh category: soldiers, including 1 medium category, 1 minor category, 1 fine category;

Eighth category: other employees who are inconvenient to classify, including 1 medium category, 1 small category, 1 fine category.

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