大学生对职业的看法英语作文
They are having a rich life and indulging their last few years in school. They can be easily spotted as they are hurrying on their way to library with books in their arms, organizing an arts festival with other Students’ Union members, or even goggling in their dormitories. As they will be bread-winners in a few years, what do they think of their career?
With no doubt,, they have made some preparations for their career.
Concerning about future career plan, they can be divided into 2 groups. The first group decides to work immediately after graduation. In this case, they do not expect high payment at first, 2000 to 3000 is appropriate. They tend to aumulate as much experience as they can, while the other group prefers to go on further education. They believe “Knowledge is power” and further education is a good way to enrich their knowledge. Certainly they expect higher salary than the former group, maybe around 4000 at first. But there is uncertainty that there maybe fiercer petition as they hunt for jobs later.
There shows bined opinions on the importance of quality and experience. Some think experience can only be amounted on the basis of quality, but rich experiences can never parallel with strong ability. However, the opposition against this says rich experiences can give one a hand in quickly adapting to new environment. Meanwhile, experiences can also enhance one’s ability. Still another side considers both of equal importance.
Despite the differences, they still have a lot in mon. Both groups realize the extreme imbalance between job supply and demand. With many people fighting tooth and nail to get just a few posts, the job market is already tough. The situation bees worse with more and more college graduates nowadays. One must has certain advantage over others to win the petition. They have more or less the same ideas when choosing a job as well. Most say they will jump at the chance of working in a post with great prospects, with interest and salary rank second and third. But even if they are recruited, they know there are various difficulties ahead. Economically speaking, at the beginning the work is not stable and receive low payment. Psychologically, it takes some time to adjust to a new environment, especially if the jobs are irrelevant to their majors. Moreover, it will be a great challenge for them to handle plicated interpersonal relationships properly. Conflicts of different values between colleagues, the right attitude towards future bosses are the most concerned hurdles. Personal problems also e into play. Lack of experience and creativity are considered huge shortings. Meanwhile, they are also worried their abilities can’t meet their high expectations.
Although job-hunting will be a harsh lesson for the college students to learn, they still keep a positive attitude: work hard, play hard and study hard. The harsh reality is in some way a blessing in disguise. It gives these young people
motivation to learn as much as they can, for eventually the best of best will win a bright future.
