With the continuous expansion of colleges and universities, the number of college students graduating each year is also gradually increasing. According to statistics, the number of college graduates in the country is expected to reach 11.58 million in 2023, an increase of 820,000 year-on-year.
So, how do college students view employment?Most college students believe that employment is an important turning point in their lives, and they want to find a job that is related to their major, has promising development prospects, and pays well. However, the reality is often unsatisfactory, and many college students will encounter various difficulties and frustrations when looking for a job, such as rejected resumes, failed interviews, and mismatched majors, which may cause them to feel lost and lost.
Why do college students feel lost?On the one hand, the job market is highly competitive, which makes them feel very stressed;On the other hand, many college students lack a clear understanding of their career planning and development direction, do not know what job they are suitable for, and do not know how to improve their competitiveness. In addition, some college students may also have problems such as incorrect employment concepts and unstable mentality, which will also affect their employment.
In order to solve the problem of college students' confusion in employment, we need to take a series of measures. First of all, colleges and universities can strengthen career planning and employment guidance for students, and help students better understand their interests, abilities and career development directions. Secondly, we can increase support for the employment of college students and provide more jobs and employment opportunities. At the same time, college students also need to adjust their mentality, establish a correct concept of employment, and constantly improve their comprehensive quality and competitiveness.
In short, the employment confusion of college students is a complex problem, which needs to be solved by the joint efforts of the university, colleges and universities and the students themselves. Only in this way can college students better adapt to the needs of social development and realize their life value.