I am also a trained, unpacked, non-computer graduate. I have an agency recommendation, which is transparent, so my salary will be lower. Some training institutions will make you fake your education and work experience. You can choose this by yourself, and they can't force it. If you don't fake it, it will be difficult to find a job. I also watched people around me falsify their experiences, learning less than me, but taking more than me. But looking back, the gap is only two years ago. They have to work hard for the next two years, so they don't need packaging. If they interview, they will submit their resumes and the institutions will recommend them. The starting salary does not need to be very high. See your internship performance. If you feel fully qualified, you can ask for a raise. Institutions allow you to fake your academic qualifications, so that you can find a job early, so that they will be out, but it has muddied the industry. As for the loan, if I can let my parents pay it back, because I really can't make ends meet in the early stage, especially the rent has to be paid, and I have a girlfriend, and now I have paid half of the loan, so I can settle down next year and don't need to ask for money from my family (it's embarrassing to ask for money from my family six months after graduation). User: Mr. Yang.