In fact, what I learned from you is nothing, but something is not equal. First of all, you can consider the scope of application of your major in the market, and list all the industries and jobs that are slightly marginal on a piece of paper, and then consider what to do. Second, you can make a list of your favorite industries and positions to see if you want to do these outside jobs. Third, continue your research.

Talk about my views on whether to take the postgraduate entrance examination or not. If you don't take the postgraduate entrance examination and work directly, the company will ask you to be relatively relaxed and easy to deal with some mistakes. Graduate students are different. They are highly educated and older. If you engage in scientific research again, it will be difficult for the company to tolerate your mistakes. . . I hope it helps you.