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Everyone is well aware that the economic crisis has had a huge impact on various aspects; many people who graduated have failed to find jobs, and many others have been laid off by their companies. I wonder how those who are currently unemployed manage to get by. Some posts previously discussed what to do during an economic crisis, with many people suggesting taking this opportunity to improve themselves and wait for better opportunities. I wonder if you can maintain such a calm mindset
I didn’t follow the advice of many people to return to school for a PhD while having a child. I should just focus on finding a job, then buying a house and having kids! Personally, I think the biggest gain from completing my postgraduate studies is realizing that there’s no need to pursue a PhD in my home country!
:Lol, here’s a suggestion for you. . . Don’t pursue a degree at the highest level. . . Otherwise, it’s hard to find a job. .
I’ll follow your advice and not pursue a Ph.D. in this life! ! ! :o
View the world with a calm mindset, and feel the rhythm of the times in the same steady manner. When faced with challenges, avoid thinking too negatively, but also don’t be overly optimistic; instead, use a balanced approach to navigate the path ahead. The ends of the world are just within reach; no mountain is higher than us. The current economic crisis is only temporary – the sun will shine brightly tomorrow as well. Hold your head high, take steps forward, and embrace new challenges!
It’s not easy at all to truly be able to view the world with a calm mind!
Cancel all extravagant plans, go home to be with my wife during childbirth, and at the same time actively look for a job, being humble in my approach.
Study*, improve oneself, and look for opportunities
If you don’t have a job, start your own business – it can also be seen as an opportunity that life offers you
Finding a new job is definitely the top priority – one must first take care of oneself. Only then will we consider things in the future
No job? I think if I reached the day when I had no job, I would go wandering.
If you don’t have a job, of course you need to work hard to find one; after all, you need to eat no matter what economic crisis there is! As for the charging issue, I think finding a job won’t affect charging. Even if one cannot find a job after entering the workforce, they must find ways to do something on their own; the economic crisis should not be an excuse for not working.