When you are looking for a new job, you'll probably get a lot of advice from the Internet and well-meaning friends. Some of it may even hurt your chances. We've clarified a few of the most common misbeliefs about job hunting so you can find your new position quickly without lowering your standards.
Having a college degree shows that you put in hard work and effort, but it doesn't lock you into one specific career. If you take a completely different career path, consider getting experience in your new field of choice with an internship (实习) or vocational classes.
You don't need to be perfect to apply. If you meet some of the requirements that the job asks for, take a chance? It's pretty rare for a company to find someone who meets all the requirements. Of course, there are some things that companies won't bend on, or give in, like experience or skills.
Temporary jobs don't necessarily mean dead-ends. Usually, companies are cautious about hiring new people, so they use temporary jobs to test the waters first. If you come across a suitable temporary job, consider applying to get your foot in the door.
Your personality is no less important than your qualification. You may have gone to a top school and have years of experience. Do your best to make a good impression by being polite and kind during your interview.
| A. However, it never hurts to try. B. Some may turn into long-term or full-time work. C. Your college degree determines your career path. D. You don't have to work in the field your degree is in. E. While the advice can sometimes be helpful, a lot of it is contradictory. F. Therefore, they will save companies the trouble of training new employees. G. But, if your attitude doesn't match the company culture, you won't be employed. |
