Just a freshman, I want to enter the State Grid, I want to graduate from the undergraduate examination for the power grid, but my family wants me to finish the graduate school exam and then take the power grid examination, I don't know what to do?
First of all, you need to be clear about your career plan. If you want to get into a job at State Grid, then it is very important to understand the recruitment requirements and hiring process of State Grid. Generally speaking, the threshold for State Grid recruitment is a bachelor's degree or above, but different positions may have different requirements. You can first go to the official website of the State Grid to learn about relevant information, including recruitment positions, recruitment processes, recruitment conditions, etc.
Secondly, you need to assess your own strength and competitiveness. If you are strong and competitive enough, then you can choose to take the recruitment examination of the State Grid directly after graduating from the bachelor's degree. However, if you feel that you need to further improve your strength and competitiveness, then you can consider taking the recruitment test after graduate school. Of course, before choosing to go to graduate school, you need to fully consider your own interests and abilities, as well as your future career planning and development direction, and do not blindly follow trends or listen to the opinions of family members.
Finally, you need to consider a variety of factors to make the best choice for you. If you decide to take the recruitment examination of the State Grid directly after graduating from the bachelor's degree, then you need to understand the content and format of the recruitment examination in advance, make a reasonable preparation plan, and maintain a good attitude and state. If you decide to take the recruitment examination after graduate school, then you need to choose a major and school that suits you, and actively improve your overall quality and ability during your graduate studies.
In short, no matter which way you choose, you need to fully understand your situation and strength, make a reasonable career plan and development plan, and constantly strive to improve your strength and competitiveness.