Please help me plan and plan
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My experience is as follows: I graduated with a bachelor's degree (not 211) in petroleum and crude oil, majoring in chemical engineering and technology. After graduation, I entered a large domestic oil field and worked as a technician in drilling (I don't know if you are familiar with this). After working for two years, I entered a scientific research institute (not Chinese Academy of Sciences: L) and majored in applied chemistry, focusing on crude oil pretreatment. I'm looking for a job now and the problem I'm facing is: Since I had to stay in Beijing to work, I looked for many companies. Jobs in postgraduate majors and fields were the hardest to find, and almost no one gave me an interview opportunity. ； It’s easy to find a job related to my work experience, but I don’t want to do it. ； Then there are the undergraduate majors, which have the opportunity to work. I am not a great person. When I was a student, I was not very active. I like to do research quietly, and I am somewhat proficient in my professional knowledge and skills. Let me ask you, am I determined not to find a job that is not related to my postgraduate major? Or should you change your major again for work?
It's better to change your major again. . The things you studied in graduate school are always there. . No matter where you go, you'll get there.
I think going to school is just a way of learning* Methods, and many things are not used at work, and there are some problems at work that have not been learned. As long as you learn this method of dealing with problems, it won't be too difficult to work. Those who have never been exposed to it can just learn and sell now. Therefore, it is recommended that LZ does not necessarily have to have this major, but must work in related majors. Good luck!
Dude, it’s hard to find a job doing preprocessing somewhere.
Get a job first and then choose a career. If the environment is not good, make a living first!
Drilling is good, why not do it. . . .
There is always a gap between ideals and reality. Judging from your tone, there should be a certain foundation. If you still have a few pieces of silver in your pocket and you don't have to worry about food and drink for the time being, just wait, maybe you will find something good. If your pocket is empty, just go with it. Anyway, there are too many such situations.
:L I don’t understand what you do, nor what your education background is. In fact, it’s all the same, there’s nothing you like or dislike, just make money.
Of course, you should use your undergraduate major to find a job. Soon you will find that you are better than the others who went with you. Good luck.~
Just give it up! It’s a helpless choice and a cruel reality.
Find a job and then choose a career. If you find a suitable job, do it.
Brother, people can only adapt to society, it is impossible for society to adapt to you.