It is difficult for college students to find jobs after graduation now! Many students are nothing more than diplomas after graduation. So don't be complacent just because the university you attended is famous. In job hunting, ability is the most critical. It is very important to re-examine yourself and see how much you really weigh.

For those young people who are confused and don't know what job to choose after graduation, the author suggests that they can participate in vocational IT training, improve their professional skills and re-employment. In recent years, more and more college students have switched to Java programming, which has gained high salaries and development prospects in the IT industry.

Java engineer is one of the rising positions in IT industry, accounting for more than 60%-70% of all software developers, with an annual growth rate of about 20%. Web development, game development, Android development and client development are all popular employment directions. The average annual salary is about 6.5438+0.5 million, and the future development potential is considerable.

It is reported that many students with non-computer background can become qualified Java engineers through professional training. In this rapidly developing emerging industry, there is no traditional disadvantage (such as fighting for qualifications and relying on relationships, etc.). ), we can't "mix", let alone muddle along. No experience to hone skills!