If you don't have considerable or good work experience, there is still a difference in finding a job. What I know better is that I helped my friend submit his resume to find a job a few days ago. At that time, I invested nearly one or two hundred copies in writing a college degree, and two companies wrote back, with salary 1000 basic salary+commission (sales position, Beijing). Later, I changed my undergraduate course and interviewed 13 families in a week, almost in the afternoon.

But for those with work experience and good positions, their academic qualifications can be relaxed.

Quality problems are indirectly related to going to school. Quality is an expression of thought and behavior formed by the education and influence of knowledge, knowledge, family and social environment. The only thing that can enrich you in school is that you are positively constrained and influenced. But I think it's mainly about personal accumulation.

There are no insurmountable obstacles, as long as you work hard and have a positive and optimistic attitude.