What industries can't survive because of the epidemic? Will you choose to wait or change careers?

There are many industries that cannot survive under the epidemic, such as catering, entertainment and other entities. Whether you want to change careers depends on your level of development in this industry. If your development is in its infancy, you will consider changing careers. If you are mature and have your own development plan, don't consider changing careers.

Most restaurants are struggling to support themselves because they have to pay high rents and staff salaries every month. If you don't start business, you can only rely on the old capital and it is easy to close down, but if you choose to close down, the loss will be huge. According to incomplete statistics, the cost of opening a restaurant in a first-tier city ranges from millions to tens of millions. If restaurants can't be opened or closed because of the epidemic, it will directly lead to negative economic growth. However, some catering industries have survived well under the epidemic. For example, some chain brands or time-honored brands occupy a certain market share by virtue of their social influence, and even if their income will decline under the influence of the epidemic, they can still survive.

The entertainment industry closed down the most and changed careers the most. This includes industries such as cinemas, KTV bars or Internet cafes. At the beginning of the epidemic, many Internet cafes closed down because they could not afford the high rent. Secondly, affected by the epidemic, the opening of cinemas had to obey the local epidemic command. Up to now, cinemas in most areas have not resumed business. This has forced many people to switch to other industries, especially the grassroots employees in the entertainment industry, and directly switch to emerging industries or some industries that have little impact under the epidemic.

Generally speaking, the choice of waiting or changing careers must be scientifically judged and selected in combination with one's own economic strength, future life planning and the degree of epidemic impact. Although some entities are affected by the epidemic, there will be obvious signs of rebound after the epidemic has passed, which should also be considered.