翻译硕士/英专毕业生求职之路，走得还顺利吗？
China's translation industry is in urgent need of senior translators. This is why so many universities in China are offering master's degrees of translation. But the reality is that many translation masters can not find their own satisfactory translation positions to do translation work after graduation. This is not to say that there is no shortage of high-level translators in China's translation market. This only shows that Chinese universities do not have a scientific, reasonable and efficient method or system in training translation talents, or in training high-end translation talents. In the final analysis, this is not actually the problem of colleges and universities, but the problem of teachers in colleges and universities. If your teacher is not a professional translator or does not know what a professional translator shold be, how can you become a professional translator? So a master's degree in translation is no problem, but if you want to find a satisfactory job after graduation, you must have the level and skills that a qualified professional translator should have when you look for a job.