Is it better to continue studying liberal arts or learn cooking?

In fact, liberal arts is easier to find a job than science. Occupations in the liberal arts field include office secretary, assistant to general manager, copywriter of planning department, marketing planning, enterprise consultant, director of human resources department, enterprise trainer, information department personnel, market researcher, etc. To writers. When you work in society, there are arts jobs everywhere. From the resume report, to the work plan and summary written every day at work, to the sales copy and cooperation agreement written for customers, to the various summaries written for the company's superiors and subordinates, a lot of emails sent, interpersonal relationships and the position of the company's boss, there is still a lot of liberal arts knowledge.

Science students who know mathematics and physics are obviously less competitive in society. Although the ability of logical analysis may be stronger, their skills are not as practical as those of liberal arts students. I have worked for 1 1 year, and have never used knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry. On the contrary, I used Chinese, English, writing skills and social skills extensively. Some people say that computer major belongs to science and is very practical. Yes, but how many people become masters of programmers, databases or PS design after studying computer science? These are not learned at school, and the level of computer teachers in universities also has great limitations. Therefore, the practical ability that can be mastered is just a grasping hand.

If I have to choose between liberal arts and science, I suggest choosing liberal arts. As for your idea of choosing a chef, I don't know how you came up with it. In short, you should be mentally prepared. On the one hand, the job of chef is very hard, especially in the process of apprenticeship. On the other hand, to become a high-level chef and be famous, it takes years of tempering and personal image packaging to really get along. If you can put in these efforts, you can also achieve good results in other industries, such as advertising designers, corporate consultants, IT professionals and so on. At least the industry name sounds good. Chefs, drivers and other jobs are often forced to learn survival skills because they feel that they can't find a job or get into a good school. There is absolutely no need for you to study. When you learn social skills, have a certain network of contacts, accumulate management experience, and gain original capital accumulation, you can open a restaurant yourself or contract a restaurant in a four-star hotel. Wouldn't it be better to have a high-level chef work for you at that time?

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