In fact, choosing which city to work in depends first on your own ideas and choices, followed by your personal ability, qualifications and endurance. Employment in first-tier cities after graduation is still the first choice for many college students. No matter where they choose to work, they all have their own advantages and disadvantages. If you want to gain a foothold in first-and second-tier cities, you have higher requirements and greater pressure on all aspects of the individual. First of all, first-tier cities have high salaries and many employment opportunities, but they are under great competitive pressure. In a first-tier city like Beijing and Shanghai, you will be under pressure from all sides when you go for an interview. Many companies will only give priority to students from famous schools like 985,211,and then consider personal ability. If you are not, you lose this priority. However, once in office, there is a lot of room for high development in terms of salary compared with other cities. Secondly, first-tier cities have high cost of living and stay away from their parents. As a newly graduated college student, I have no financial ability to support the high cost of living in big cities, and no one is around when my parents are sick. Finally, compared with first-and second-tier cities, third-and fourth-tier cities are closer to their parents and have lower living costs. But while we are still young, we must work hard to realize our dreams. Make a choice that you think is worth making all your life.
Anyway, always remember that education is only the bottom line, and ability is the upper limit of life. What choice you make depends on what kind of life you want. It's better to end up miserable than to live in a daze.