Recently, a graduate of Fudan University posted his autumn recruitment experience, which was shocking. During the three-month autumn recruitment process, she submitted nearly 200 resumes, but only Didi gave her a chance to interview. She was very frustrated and disappointed by the outcome. Especially as a liberal arts student who graduated from a prestigious school, she was originally full of confidence in the autumn recruitment, but in the end it ended in disgrace.
Although the number of resumes submitted by this graduate is not much, it is already relatively hard compared to other students. During this time, she not only actively participated in the recruitment of enterprises and institutions, but also participated in the selection and transfer examination and bank examination in Shanghai. In order to meet the requirements of different companies as much as possible, she also prepared five resumes in different directions. In addition, she also joined six autumn recruitment groups, swiped messages, participated in offline job fairs, and submitted a large number of resumes on the app. However, all efforts do not seem to have yielded the desired results.
This graduate experienced exhaustion, anxiety, and exhaustion throughout the fall recruitment process. She took various written tests and tests, whether it was a practical test, a psychometric test, or a two-and-a-half-hour written test and writing essay, which did not bring her a suitable job opportunity. This can't help but make people think that even the graduates of finance majors who graduated from prestigious universities have not found a satisfactory job, which can be seen in the employment situation of liberal arts students at Fudan University.
The employment situation in the liberal arts has attracted much attention, and Zhang Xuefeng's remarks have put it on the cusp of the first place. He said that liberal arts are all service-oriented, and licking-oriented, and suggested that students choose science and engineering, which has been criticized by many people. In fact, the employment situation in the liberal arts is indeed relatively less optimistic. Not only graduates of Fudan University, but also liberal arts graduates from other universities are also facing employment difficulties.
Many parents have a misunderstanding of finance majors, thinking that engaging in finance-related work is the direction of science. However, in fact, finance majors have both liberal arts and sciences when recruiting. Different disciplines tend to go in different directions, so you can't look at finance majors with a filter. From an interview, it was learned that the students who are directly employed after graduating from Tsinghua University are basically liberal arts students, and their employment goals are mainly focused on the selection of transfer students and public students, and it can be seen that there are not many high-quality jobs suitable for liberal arts students.
During the autumn recruitment period, although a large number of job postings give liberal arts graduates opportunities, in fact, many of them will sink into the sea after submitting resumes, and even some companies only release recruitment information because of policy reasons, and they do not need employees. Therefore, it is normal for the resume to not respond, and sometimes HR has not even looked at the resume. Of course, not all liberal arts students face a completely hopeless situation, and there are still many who find a suitable job and get a good salary package after graduation.
Although the employment situation in the liberal arts is relatively unoptimistic, it does not mean that the situation has not improved. For liberal arts students who are about to graduate or are in college, there are a few ways they can increase their chances of employment and find a job that suits them.
First of all, during the university period, students can choose some other skills to learn and enrich their knowledge structure. Compared with the longitudinal study of science and engineering, liberal arts students are more suitable for horizontal development and become compound talents. In this way, they will have more opportunities for employment in the future.
Secondly, when choosing a position, you need to consider the future development and the company's planning, and not just focus on the starting salary. Sometimes, a lower-paying job may have better room for growth, while a higher-paying job may only be temporary.
In short, although the employment situation in the liberal arts is relatively grim, it is not hopeless. Liberal arts students can actively work hard to improve their competitiveness and diversify during their college years to find employment opportunities that suit them. Don't give up easily, face challenges bravely, and believe that hard work will pay off in the end.