About "Now many IT training schools say 100% employment. Is it true? " My view on this issue is that this statement needs to be treated with caution, because the employment situation is affected by many factors and it is difficult to generalize.

First of all, it is necessary to clarify the meaning of "100% employment". If it means that all students can find jobs related to their majors within the specified time after graduation, then this standard is very strict and in fact difficult to achieve. Because employment depends not only on students' professional skills and comprehensive quality, but also on factors such as market demand, industry competition and regional differences.

Secondly, some IT training schools may exaggerate the employment situation in order to attract students. They may selectively announce some successful cases, or include informal jobs such as internships and part-time jobs in the employment rate, thus creating the illusion of "100% employment". So in the face of this kind of publicity, we need to keep rational thinking and learn more about the actual situation of the school.

According to my personal experience, I attended a well-known IT training school and found a job after graduation. But I believe that my success is not only due to the education and training of the school, but more importantly, my efforts, accumulated practical experience and the continuous improvement of my comprehensive quality in the learning process. At the same time, I also realize that the competition in the job market is very fierce. If you want to get a satisfactory job, you need to constantly improve your competitiveness and adaptability.

Therefore, I suggest that when you choose an IT training school, you should not pay too much attention to the slogan of "100% employment", but pay more attention to the teaching quality, teaching staff, curriculum and students' actual employment. At the same time, in the learning process, we should pay attention to the combination of theory and practice, actively participate in various practical activities and project training, and improve professional skills and comprehensive quality. Only in this way can we stand out in the highly competitive job market and achieve our career goals.