1. What do you think is society’s perception of the relationship between academic qualifications and occupation?
In the current society, academic qualifications are often regarded as an important criterion for whether a person can get a good job. Many employers are more willing to admit job seekers with higher academic qualifications, because they usually have a broader knowledge horizon and a stronger theoretical foundation. However, this concept also has limitations, because academic qualifications cannot represent a person's full abilities and qualities.
2. Based on your own experience, do you think your education has brought you an advantage? Please expand.
Personally, I think academic qualifications have indeed brought me a lot of advantages. First of all, I can provide more help and suggestions in my work through the accumulation of professional knowledge. Secondly, my degree also allows me to have better job opportunities and higher income. However, I still think that practical experience is equally important, especially when facing new problems and challenges, we need to flexibly apply what we have learned, and at the same time have the ability and attitude to solve problems.
3. In terms of study, life and work, does your education have any limitations for you? Please expand and talk about it!
However, academic qualifications may also pose certain limitations. For example, if someone only values academic qualifications but not practical work experience, they may face some challenges in the workplace. Therefore, I think that while having academic qualifications, we should also pay attention to the accumulation of practical experience. Only in this way can we better adapt to the needs and development of the workplace.
4. What do you think is the deep-seated reason for the phenomenon of "Kong Yiji's long gown"?
There may be many deep-seated reasons for the phenomenon of "Kong Yiji's long gown", but the most important reason is the employment pressure and lack of employment opportunities in society. Many young people will face the problem of whether to choose to study or work, and this problem itself is caused by the social system and economic situation. In addition, some people rely too much on learning in school and lack the ability to participate in practical activities and exercise themselves, which will also affect their employment and career development after graduation.
5. In the end, can you give some advice to the college students who are in the same major as you to find employment after graduation?
For the students who are about to graduate, my suggestion is to prepare early and learn about various employment information in advance, including industry trends and job information. In addition, you must maintain a positive attitude during the job hunting process, and bravely try more job opportunities, so as to improve your chances of employment. At the same time, we must also pay attention to our personal development, constantly enrich our professional knowledge and skills, and lay a solid foundation for future development. Finally, I think it is very important to keep learning and adapt to changes in your career, because the job market and demands are constantly changing, and only by keeping up with the times can you gain an advantage in the competition.