In this graduation season, numbers have become the biggest "scare". According to statistics from the Ministry of Education, the number of college graduates in 2024 is as high as a staggering 11.79 million, a record high. In the face of such a huge number, many students feel "big heads", is it really the only way out for the public examination editor? In these turbulent times, perhaps there are more options waiting for them.
On March 3, a set of shocking data initially released by the national education department was like a boulder thrown into a lake, causing ripples in all walks of life: the army of college graduates who will step out of the ivory tower in 2024 will reach an unprecedented 11.79 million, a significant increase compared with 2023 - the number of new people is as high as 210,000. This astonishing statistic has stunned the whole country!
Recently, with the surging spring tide, many institutions of higher learning across the country have issued deafening proposals like a relay race, like bright stars lighting up the night sky of the graduation season. They warmly call on the graduates of the class of 2024 who are about to enter the society to actively participate in the tide of employment, adhering to the pragmatic concept of "stable employment first, then choosing good trees to perch on", bravely entering the vast world of small and medium-sized enterprises, to temper their youth, to pioneer and innovate, and to practice the ancient wisdom with practical actions: "All roads lead to Rome".
The proposal also contains deep insight and concern for the current situation, like a lighthouse to light the voyage in the fog. It warns the majority of graduates that the road to higher education and public examination is now full of thorns, the competition is fierce, and the scarcity of resources has become an unavoidable real challenge. Therefore, it is recommended that students judge the situation and avoid blindly following the trend to apply for the civil service examination, so as to effectively reduce psychological pressure and plan a more stable and promising life route for themselves.
In the face of the flood of graduates and the relative limitation of jobs, schools actively advocate to encourage young people who are about to leave school to choose careers rationally according to their actual abilities and market demand, and must abandon the job search mentality of "looking at the high hand and choosing thousands of choices", and truly experience the importance of being down-to-earth.
This set of thrilling figures is like a huge wave crashing on the shore, making many young people who are at the forefront of graduation or have been struggling in the workplace feel the heavy pressure, as if a heavy stone is pressing on their hearts, and a sense of crisis is like a shadow.
An anonymous netizen poured out his inner difficulties on the online platform: "The technical requirements for undergraduates are demanding, junior college students are limited by academic qualifications, and fresh graduates are often rejected due to lack of work experience - such an employment environment is really difficult." ”
Another netizen depicted the gap between ideals and reality with spicy strokes: "If private enterprises can provide stable work and rest at 8 in the morning and 6 in the evening, and a comfortable time on weekends, plus the comprehensive protection of five insurances and one housing fund, with a monthly salary of only 4,500 yuan, then I will not hesitate to let go of the idea of taking the exam." ”
On the first field, some students spoke out angrily, and they acupunctured the disadvantages of the times: "If there is a world of difference in welfare between enterprises and institutions, why should everyone squeeze their heads and fight hard to fight for positions within the establishment?" To change this, we must start with the fair distribution of work rights! ”
In response to the dilemma of whether graduates should devote themselves to the road of examination and compilation or seek a career first, all parties have different opinions, and the suggestions of students, netizens and schools are intertwined and collided. When examining this complex issue, he expressed a pragmatic view: in the face of opportunities, if you have the strength to break through the examination, you should go all out; If you're blocked, you might as well quickly adjust your course and plunge into the vast market to find suitable job opportunities. After all, at a time when the demographic dividend is gradually fading and the competition is becoming more and more fierce, it is not easy to find a satisfactory career, and the wise move is to grasp every possible opportunity, rather than hesitating, suffering from gains and losses.