When doctoral students become courier brothers, we should not criticize them, but wish them well.

it's not a waste of talent for doctoral students to be courier brothers. Why do people think that it is a waste of talent for a doctor to be a courier and sell pork? Influenced by the concept of elite education in the era of planned economy, in most people's minds, doctors belong to highly educated people, so they should engage in work corresponding to their own majors or engage in related scientific research, and make full use of their talents to contribute to society, so as not to disappoint the cultivation of their alma mater and the expectations of their parents, and not to be overqualified.

However, you may have overlooked a problem. Not all doctors have the ability to engage in scientific research. If an individual has no special talent in scientific research and cannot shine in this field, it is not bad to switch to other industries.

The purpose of cultivating talents in the country is not to insist that highly educated talents engage in relevant scientific research work, but the ultimate goal should be to improve the comprehensive ability of highly educated talents, thus making contributions to the country. Doctoral students apply their talents to the express delivery industry reasonably, so that the express delivery industry can develop healthily and contribute to the country.

nowadays, it is not uncommon for highly educated people to switch to other occupations, and many people have made achievements. For example, Peking University talented graduates sell pork, and now they are worth over 1 million yuan. Dr. Taiwan Province earns 2, yuan a day selling fried chicken chops, and so on. The highly educated elites switch to other industries, such as a lot of fish in water. As long as they do it voluntarily, they really do what they are interested in and enjoy, and there is nothing wrong with it.

In addition, with the popularization of higher education, highly educated elites are not scarce now, and the employment pressure is also very great. It is inevitable that many highly educated elites will switch to other positions, and the phenomenon that doctors, masters or graduate students are engaged in grassroots occupations will become more and more. This is a normal phenomenon and a manifestation of social progress.