Xiangtan University, e-commerce, employment

Brother, we are a major, but I graduated from e-commerce for 8 years. The following is my own humble opinion, hoping to give you some inspiration:

First of all, if you don't have a prominent direction in the school's e-commerce major, you will feel that you have learned a lot, but it is a hodgepodge, and it is basically equal to not learning, which actually means that you feel that you lack core competitiveness. So you may feel insecure when applying for a job and think that you are not the best candidate for a job. In fact, e-commerce major is based on traditional business. In fact, as long as you lower your eyes and posture, you still have a chance to join the job. The key is to join the job first, not to have a good job after thinking about it.

Secondly, after passing the English level, you can go to foreign trade, which is the direction of international e-commerce. If you haven't studied foreign trade practice, you can say that you have taken courses or listened in. Sneaking around, just a little makeup, is enough for the interview.

Three, technology through the test, familiar with software and hardware, master a development technology, you can apply for the corresponding technical positions. Or go to the IT and Internet industries to apply for sales and services, which requires an understanding of technology, which is not something that ordinary marketing students can do at once.

Fourth, start your own business and look at your personal situation. Although it is not so easy to open a shop online now, as long as there is something to sell, you can try it and save the rent. It's really easy to be an online merchant.

The key to the problem is to find the right position to enter the company and experience what the business is like and what the enterprise is like. No matter what position, only when your performance in the company proves that students majoring in e-commerce do have advantages and differences compared with students majoring in other majors, will enterprises and the whole job market gradually form a good impression on students majoring in e-commerce. Otherwise, it will be more difficult for the latter e-commerce students to find jobs.

In fact, any major is a shell, and the process of learning is to cultivate people's ability and quality. If your comprehensive quality is sufficient, I believe that the enterprise will have a discerning eye and know the pearl.