Yao Yang, a distinguished professor at Peking University and director of the China Economic Research Center, has provided valuable career advice for post-2000 college graduates facing employment challenges. Highlighting the competitive job market, Professor Yang emphasized four key strategies to enhance career prospects.
- Reconciliation with History: Understanding the historical context can provide valuable insights into current job trends and future opportunities.
- Broadening Horizons: Expanding one’s perspective to explore diverse career paths can open up a wider range of employment options.
- Continuously Acquiring Skills: Focusing on developing skills that are less likely to be replaced by artificial intelligence ensures long-term employability.
- Exploring Freelancing Opportunities: Embracing freelancing can provide flexible career options and additional income streams.
Professor Yang’s advice aims to equip young graduates with the tools needed to navigate the evolving job market and build successful, sustainable careers.
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