Different purposes, different skills, different working methods, different responsibilities, different environments and different interpersonal relationships.

1, different uses:

For college students, the purpose is to acquire knowledge and get good grades; The purpose of a professional is to complete a job entrusted by the company.

2. The skills required by the two are different:

The skills students need are good memory and logical thinking ability; As professionals, they need the ability of communication, computer and cooperation, and they need more skills.

3. Different working methods:

Students' working methods are individual independent behaviors, and each student is responsible for his own achievements; As professionals, we emphasize teamwork.

4. Different responsibilities:

College students mainly take learning and exploration as their main tasks. They can rely on their tutors in their studies, consult their tutors if they have problems, and rely on their parents if they have difficulties in life. In short, college students have basically no basic burden in college.

5. Different environments:

As a college student, the study time can be flexibly arranged, with long holidays and rest days, clear study tasks in the syllabus, and plenty of time to complete homework or work regulations, which can be adjusted by themselves.

6. Different interpersonal relationships:

College students have a harmonious relationship with their classmates and can establish a profound friendship in college; However, professionals compete with others in the workplace.