In 6.1 million, the number of graduates reached 35.6%, and the employment rate was less.

Authoritative statistics show that the number of college graduates in China will reach a new high this year, reaching 6.1 million, and there are still more than 1 million unemployed college students. In addition, the financial crisis has led to the development failure of some enterprises, the surge in the number of job seekers and the slowdown in economic growth make Chinese fresh graduates face different difficulties in employment this year.

According to a survey conducted by the Chinese Social Survey Institute of one thousand college students from Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Shijiazhuang, Zhengzhou, Chengdu, Shenyang, Wuhan, Xiamen, Harbin, and Xi'an, so far, the overall employment rate of fresh graduates has reached 35.6%. Previously, the Ministry of Social Security issued a message to strive to achieve a employment rate for fresh graduates this year. There is still some distance from the completion of the target.

According to the survey, the overall satisfaction of the current job provider is nearly, and of employees believe that the job is average. Only about of the employees are satisfied with the job. The reasons for dissatisfaction with the existing work mainly include the nature and content of the work, salary, and interpersonal relationship. Reflects the contradiction between what is learned and what is used, between the school's professional settings and social needs, dissatisfaction with interpersonal relationships reflects the inadaptability of students to society when they first enter the workplace, and lack of interpersonal skills.

In addition, about respondents thought the current employment situation was grim and difficult to find a job. Of respondents asked questions about the future job prospects for anxiety.

The sample shows that in the most ideal job, of college students choose State organs, followed by state-owned enterprises, scientific research institutions, and schools, which are relatively stable enterprises and institutions; the minimum number of students for private enterprises and self-entrepreneurs is selected.