Job hunting is a serious issue after graduation. I officially say goodbye to my student career. Though life-long learning still bears in my mind (so does President Jefferson's), I rather consider myself a member of the workforce now. Not take resource from family, society, or the country any more. Rather, start giving and contributing to my beloved all.
I didn't take advised to start the job hunting process as soon as possible. The principle of "One thing as a time" looks more like an excuse when I look backwards months ago from now. I guess what I wanna say is, of course you can do one thing at a time, but keep in mind that things always come at once. Therefore, you do need to plan ahead. You do need to prioritize things. I like a saying that you CAN plan on your life.
So far I still didn't get a job yet, making me like a loser when seeing friends have secured one. I have to thank my wife who dares to be with me, rich or poor, healthy or sick. If I wanna learn something from this failure experience, as I said, plan ahead.
Another lesson, ironically and interestingly, is that being in a loser status does make me get in the real world, which makes me ....excited. My student life has been over smooth, even myself agrees with it. I worry myself cannot handle a small obstacle. I cannot walk through a bumppy road, etc. I get over every failure experience and push myself to face challenges. I believe eventually these all will reward me a tough mind. I believe eventually I will be offered a rewarding job.
For the record, I blogged here at this moment that I have not secured a job, and let's see how life treats me in the following future.
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