First of all, I want to tell you that you are a law graduate, and your first job should be targeted regardless of your salary and company size, instead of messy telemarketing and futures foreign exchange.

Secondly, it is relatively easy to find a job in Hangzhou now. As long as you have a certain plan and general direction for your future development, in fact, in this 1 and two years after graduation, income is not the most important. What's important is that your first job is accumulated for you and used as a springboard (of course, it doesn't rule out that your company is good and you can stay if you are satisfied).

So, my advice to you is: First, find a law firm and a good boss. You should study after work and continue your exams. The other is to enter the enterprise, or take the legal and administrative direction, accumulate work experience and post experience, and continue reading and taking exams.

Of course, these requirements are aimed at people who are more motivated or have good expectations for the future.

Keep a clear head. Without a father like Li Gang, we would be down-to-earth and save for two or three years. You will develop your mind and vision, and your value will change greatly.

Take the first step, you have already done it.

Take the first step, you need a plan now!

Don't blindly submit your resume, especially for a company. Don't put several positions at the same time. Don't say how good and cool you are at school on your resume. Highlight your work experience and choose your words carefully. I believe you will succeed.