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Is the first job after graduating from university important?

2009-08-18View Original

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Although universities are becoming increasingly \"socialized\" today, graduating from university and officially entering society remains an important \"milestone\" in one’s life. Years later, you will realize that your first job, your first boss, your first workplace, and your first corporate culture will leave an imprint deep in your mind, even influencing your entire life. So, what kind of job is good to look for right after graduation? Is this a major within the same field or across fields? Are large companies better or small companies better? How to correctly understand current wages and future development? Is the first job after graduation important to everyone/ or how much of an impact does it have? Let’s all talk about it...
Reply #22009-08-18
Get a job first, then choose one! The first job is just work, but it’s not necessarily your career!
Reply #32009-08-18
LS is right; given the current economic situation, I feel it’s very difficult to find a satisfactory first job. As a compromise, it’s best to work in a larger city, where one can stay informed about the latest developments and come across more opportunities.
Reply #42009-08-18
It’s definitely important; it’s best to develop some good work and study habits from the very beginning.
Reply #52009-08-18
I think it’s very important. Choosing an industry is very important, and one should also be cautious when selecting the various sub-options within it. In some niche industries, the conditions may not be very good, or one might end up in a job role that is not highly regarded within that industry, which can easily lead to complaints and dissatisfaction regarding the entire industry. On the contrary, if you enjoy your first job and end up in a great niche industry, it’s easy to stay in that field for the rest of your life. However, right after graduation, few people can really understand what’s going on in the industry, just like when filling out college application forms after the high school exams. So I guess I have to just let things take their course. . .
Reply #62009-08-19
The first job is important; the most crucial thing is to learn how to work.
Reply #72009-08-19
Your first job is very important – it helps you identify your interests and the industry in which you want to work. If you decide to change jobs later, you’ll still have to stay within that same industry. As for whether the salary is high or low, you can ignore that for now; those so-called ideas of finding a job first and then choosing an industry are nothing but lies!
Reply #82009-08-19
Many people usually take a job in their field of study for their first position; after working there for a while, they assess whether they are satisfied or not, and if not, they change jobs. In relative terms, the first job is meant to help gain social experience
Reply #92009-08-19
Agree with the brother on the 7th floor; your first job is very important
Reply #102009-08-19
The first job is very important; it allows you to truly understand this colorful world and helps you see yourself more clearly.
Reply #112009-08-19
It’s very important, as it helps you understand society as well as help you get to know yourself.

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