In fact, this question should have been considered many years ago, but many years ago, for some reason, I didn't realize it, but recently I don't know why, I thought of this question, but now I don't know what the specific answer is, but I know that I still have a biased choice, although not 100% agree, but there are also some ideas and opinions biased.

Here's the thing, I think of some things that just graduated from college, at that time, we have people who are busy with graduate school entrance examinations, and some people are busy looking for jobs, the first point of view is to study first and then find a job, which will make their learning and reality not match, some people after graduating from graduate school, in order to find a job that matches their major, go all over the country, maybe in this way to find a job suitable for their major, and there is also a point of view is to work for a few years first, see what they need, and then go to study, graduate school, but the latter view seems to be better, but there are also drawbacks, that is, when a few years laterMaybe you don't have so much mind and energy to study, I have also seen some people, while studying, while working, to study at night, so that they are very tired, but the effect is not very good, it is likely to fail the test.

So between the two, such two points of view, I think both have their own pros and cons, but I prefer the former point of view, because even if it is not right, at least you will have a higher starting point, and the knowledge you learn will be a higher level, so I am still in favor of working hard to go to graduate school and read more books when you are in college, so that when you join the work, you will have a higher starting point and will have more opportunities to choose, which is also something that you will not regret, some time ago, chatting with a classmate, he told me that now he regrets it, he did not study well, did not go to a few more years, if he reads a few more years, It is estimated that you can make a lot of more money after graduation, people, who doesn't want to make more money, this is human nature, after all, everyone is a layman, but he didn't read too many books, and he joined the job after graduating from college, so he has always regretted it, but those who are in graduate school also regret it?

Maybe when you graduate from college, you can occupy a position, but after graduating from graduate school, it is difficult to find a job, and you don't find a good job?

When encountering such a question, I think there is no standard answer, no matter what kind of choice, there are pros and cons, the key is to see what you pay attention to, what you care more about, this is all in your own choice, but also in the opportunity after your graduation, perhaps, sometimes even I have no point of view, and even think that everything is casual, don't care so much about the gains and losses, don't care so much about the pros and cons, maybe it will be a lot better, there will be some good results, and you will be able to face your gains and losses, so that you can be in a peaceful life normal。