I have played a debate contest before, such as this question. What do you want to discuss first, about the definition, or what is the standard between employment and career choice? For example, with such a standard, I can't find an ideal job because of the pressure of employment and life, so I can only find a job first and then choose a job. \xd\1, what is career choice? Choosing a job refers to the behavior that people choose their careers and employers based on their own ideals and life goals. \xd\2, I would like to ask my opponent, in 24, the national education department clearly put forward the employment concept of "employment first, then choosing a job". Is it wrong? \xd\3, Carnegie said: "The track of success of anyone is by no means a straight line." How to explain this sentence to the other debater? (This famous saying is best reserved for four debates) \xd\4. I would like to ask my opponent, who doesn't want to find an ideal job after graduation? Why do so many people choose careers they don't like? \xd\ First of all, it is necessary to understand that it is not a complete negation, so as to avoid the other debater giving examples. For example, our point of view is that most graduates should find jobs before choosing jobs, and those who have the conditions and ability. It is in favor of choosing a job first and then getting employment. \xd\ Finally, I wish the debate a success.