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Reply #22011-02-25
It’s really not easy to just drift around without a job
Reply #32011-02-25
If you are still young, it is recommended that you work hard to study*. However, even after obtaining a master’s degree, you may not necessarily be able to get a job in a government agency or similar institution; only those with a doctorate can do so nowadays. It’s already great that you have an undergraduate degree; focus on your major and see if you can obtain relevant certifications. Although the company requires a degree, work experience and skills still come first. So in that case, it doesn’t matter whether to take the postgraduate entrance exam or not; it’s also uncertain whether I’ll keep working in the future – who knows, maybe one day I’ll open my own shop or start a business.
Reply #42011-02-25
It’s useful to learn more knowledge, but it’s not necessarily necessary to neglect other things in the process
Reply #52011-02-26
Taking the postgraduate entrance exam should be an opportunity for self-improvement; it shouldn’t be seen merely as a tool to land a so-called good job. Whether one can get a good job, or whether they can perform well in such a job, is not determined by one’s educational background.
Reply #62011-02-26
Taking the postgraduate entrance exam should be an opportunity for self-improvement; it shouldn’t be seen merely as a tool to land a so-called good job. Whether one can get a good job, or whether they can perform well in such a job, is not determined by one’s educational background.
Reply #72011-02-26
If your family isn’t under financial pressure, I suggest you pursue further studies for a master’s degree. My family didn’t have the means to do that, so I started working right away; although my job is okay now, I still feel quite regretful about it
Reply #82011-02-26
If your family isn’t under financial pressure, I suggest you pursue further studies for a master’s degree. My family didn’t have the means to do that, so I started working right away; although my job is okay now, I still feel quite regretful about it
Reply #92011-02-27
It’s impossible to have everything perfect and at the lowest possible price at the same time. It can only be a few items, with the most important one being chosen. If you are extremely good at learning and researching, pursuing a master’s degree is a good choice. If it’s ordinary, then it’s a different matter. Under the current circumstances, pursuing a part-time graduate degree or obtaining additional certificates is also a good option! :)

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