Recently, I saw a hot topic on the Internet, saying that a netizen shared his job search experience: after changing his academic qualifications from university to high school, he successfully found a job. This sounds a bit ridiculous, but when you think about it, it actually reflects some of the realities of the current job market.
This netizen used to apply for jobs everywhere with a college diploma, but he repeatedly hit a wall. It's not that he's incompetent, or that he's inexperienced. After touching the ashes, he had a plan: change the academic qualifications on his resume to high school and see what difference it would make. Unexpectedly, I actually received an interview notice and finally successfully found a job. This matter has caused heated discussions on the Internet. Some people think that this is the sadness of the job market, and after working hard to go to college, it is not as easy to find a job as a high school student. But some people believe that this is actually a more important reflection of ability than academic qualifications. As long as you have the ability and technology, even if you don't have a high degree of education, you can still gain a foothold in the workplace. 
I can quite understand what this netizen did. In today's society, it is indeed not easy to find a job, especially for those who have just graduated. Many people feel that as long as they have a high degree of education, they can easily find a good job. But the reality is cruel, and many times, academic qualifications don't represent everything. It's not that academic qualifications aren't important. On the contrary, I believe that academic qualifications are a stepping stone in the job search process. But the problem is that many people place too much emphasis on academic qualifications and ignore other equally important factors such as ability, experience, skills, etc. These factors largely determine how far you can go in the workplace. 
This netizen's experience reminds us that in the process of job hunting, don't just focus on academic qualifications. If you don't have a high degree for the time being, don't be discouraged. There are other ways you can improve your competitiveness, such as learning a technology, accumulating some work experience, etc. As long as you are willing to work hard, you will definitely find your place in the workplace. At the same time, I also hope that those who are looking for jobs can maintain a positive attitude. It's not easy to find a job, but as long as you keep going, there's always hope. Remember, while academic qualifications are important, what is more important is your abilities and attitudes. As long as you have enough strength and a positive attitude, you will be able to overcome all difficulties and find your own job. No matter what environment we are in or what challenges we face, we should not give up our efforts and pursuits. Because in this era full of competition and opportunities, only by continuous learning and progress can we keep up with the pace of the times and realize our own values and dreams. So keep faith and courage to keep going!