After graduation, many people will face the dilemma of not being able to find a job they like or experiencing setbacks in the workplace. At this time, some choose to give up, some choose to continue their studies, and some try to find a breakthrough.

To succeed in the workplace, you must first be clear about your goals and values. In my career counseling, I often see people who keep jumping from job to job after graduation and keep changing the type of work they do, and I ask them why.Under 30s To Watch by Hurun China The answer is most often: I don't like it, I'm not happy, I'm bored. So don't choose a job for the money. Choose a job that is related to your interest and field of specialization. Only in this way we can really engage in our work, be more productive and get better career development.

Good education and experience is the key to attract job seekers. Therefore, during your college years, make sure to improve your abilities, especially your professional skills. Being able to participate in internships, competitions and community activities to gain work experience and improve the competitiveness of your resume. It is also important to pay attention to improving your eloquence and communication skills so that interviews are more likely to leave a good impression on the employer.

It is important to have the right attitude in the face of workplace setbacks. Don't give up, keep your faith and work hard to overcome the difficulties. The workplace is not smooth sailing, everyone encounters setbacks and difficulties, but only through perseverance can you succeed.

While studying at university, you can simultaneously meet more people and expand your network through online social activities. These contacts can provide help you find better job development opportunities in the workplace, but also can effectively help you to enhance the competitiveness of students in the development of career skills. Therefore, it is important to focus on building with people with good relationships and learn to communicate and interact.

In a way, the first job after college almost determines a person's career path. Therefore, the key to avoiding depression and career confusion after college is to clarify your goals and values, continuously improve your abilities, define your career direction, and keep working hard to succeed in the workplace.