In the rapid changes in the Internet industry, many people's expectations for their academic qualifications and career development are changing. Recently, the revelation of a Huawei employee has attracted widespread attention: three years ago, the starting salary of 985 college graduates reached 300,000 yuan, and now even for master's graduates, the starting salary is still 300,000 yuan. This phenomenon shows that the job market in the Internet industry has undergone tremendous changes. 
Many people used to think that with higher academic qualifications, there would be more career opportunities and higher salaries in the future. However, changes in the market are not always as people would like. The "cake" of the market is limited, the competition is becoming increasingly fierce, and a high degree of education does not always lead to better employment prospects.
Upgrading your qualifications requires an investment of time and money, but it's not always a guarantee of success. Some students may be unaware of it and focus only on their studies and neglect to understand the dynamics of the market. Now that Huawei's recruitment threshold is getting higher and higher, and there are more and more job seekers in the market, a high degree alone is not enough to win in the competition. 
In addition, some netizens shared their own experiences, pointing out that the improvement of academic qualifications does not always lead to the expected career development. It was mentioned that even graduates of 985 or 211 colleges and universities may not be able to get the desired position in an Internet company. While higher education may be preferred in state-owned enterprises and state-owned enterprises, the situation is quite different in private enterprises.
Many people are too persistent in the pursuit of academic qualifications, but ignore the real needs of the market and the rationality of personal career planning. Some people, after investing a lot of time and money in upgrading their qualifications, find that the needs of the market have changed, and they end up with no better job opportunities than before.
Therefore, there is nothing wrong with upgrading your academic qualifications, but it is more important to have enough understanding of the market and be clear about your career goals and plans. Different industries have different requirements for academic qualifications, and an individual's career choice should be based on an accurate judgment of the market and a clear plan for their own career goals. 
The revelations from this Huawei employee remind us that in the fast-changing Internet industry, career success is not guaranteed simply by improving academic qualifications. We should pay more attention to the dynamics of the market and make wise career plans and choices based on our own circumstances.