Programmers never go to work immediately after graduation!
In a chat with my IT friend, I had the opportunity to open my eyes to 2 turns of young people, especially IT professionals – another "hot" job in the job dictionary. The current.
It all started when my friend graduated from university. Everything seems quite new. Graduating well, he was automatically recruited to graduate school right at his university. And also because he was good, of course he received many invitations from reputable companies. The person in front of the two turns that day confirmed that: Never go to work immediately after graduation, if …
1. You don't want to have experience – a precious thing that everyone accumulates for life
Working, no matter how hard and difficult the job is, you should accept and get used to it. The society is growing, requiring everything to grow as well and the amount of work and pressure will be a growing burden on your shoulders. But " drop the iron hunter catch the perch ", you put effort, time and many other precious things to collect the big " experience perch ". What's more valuable when the first thing you get is experience. Experience is knowledge or proficiency in a certain area. Experience reflects your ability, dedication and attitude towards work. It is a powerful weapon that one can only accumulate over time with efforts. Give yourself an exciting learning environment!
2. You are afraid of rubbing with real problems
"If you watch every day as a challenge, you will be surprised how well you become and how much more work can be done" – Donald Trump
Working, you also have the opportunity to rub against challenges in real life. There are so many "fierce" stumbling blocks that you seem to have fallen. But after those times, work gives you a rescue, giving you the opportunity to try again. And the falls, challenges in the work gradually train you to be more stable, more confident to move on. So don't be afraid to stumble, don't be afraid to fail. The work will give you the opportunity to improve yourself and improve the best capacity.
3. You don't want to have a decent amount of money
Working – means being paid. A decent amount of money every month also helps you soon end the burden for parents as well as accumulate a small capital soon. To be fair, money – in modern society – is a very beneficial tool to help you reach your own dreams. Work and accumulate, with the effort I put away, is it true?
4. You want to spend more time and effort learning graduate while the job teaches you more
Having a master's degree or not – according to some studies – still does not affect your level of success later if you have the right direction and enough passion.
Knowledge is infinite. It is extremely necessary for you to constantly cultivate your professional knowledge. This knowledge will be the most solid foundation for all your work later. When you have a certain level and a solid experience, the promotion will be worth the effort you have spent.
"Nobody bathes twice on the same river", the lag will come to you if you haven't tried to learn every day. However, how to learn, everyone can choose and decide. You learn from work, learn from colleagues, learn from customers, learn from books … We can learn in many ways, not necessarily through every high school path.
Of course there are also people who work and learn, and I think they manage their time and balance their work very well. However, it is quite tiring and requires you to have a "steel spirit" as well as sacrifice more in exchange for a master's degree while working.
So you, do you think, going to graduate school is the right choice?
Quy Van