Presumably, you have turned over all the answers in front of the screen and found that they are all words that advise you to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Naturally, I'm not immune. Let's talk about my opinion.
First of all, many people mistakenly think that students majoring in information engineering don't take the postgraduate entrance examination: "You are an engineering major, and your major is very practical. Now it is an information society, and you will definitely find a job after graduation."
But is the job we found really what we want to do? I feel that if my understanding of my ability is "only a little superficial", I might as well spend some time taking a postgraduate exam in a key university and settle down in a certain field.
The gap between the annual salary of 300,000 yuan and the annual salary100,000 yuan is still quite large. You have to understand which is worth 300 thousand, junior or master, brother (add a dog's head manually)
So, if you don't have a clear goal about what level of work you want to do in the future, or have no confidence in your amateur professional level, or are still wavering in the postgraduate entrance examination, why not be a partner right away and see you in the examination room next year?
Anyway, if you have the idea of taking the postgraduate entrance examination now, start preparing as soon as possible. After all, 20 19 so many brothers and sisters who haven't landed have already started World War II! To tell the truth, I really admire those compatriots who still have the courage to prepare for World War II. After all, preparing for the exam is like drinking water, knowing yourself well. I saw a passage on the internet before, hoping to take it out and encourage it:
Preparing for the exam is like washing clothes in a dark room. You don't know if it's clean, but you have to wash it over and over again. When we arrived at the examination room, the light came on. You find that as long as you wash them carefully, those clothes will be as bright as new, and you will think of those years every time you put on that dress. Finally, I wish you all the best. After all, we are all for the bare army of information engineering (hug)!