Strictly speaking, entering the workplace is the only way to really enter the society, not only to deal with work tasks, but also to deal with all kinds of interpersonal relationships.
Recently, Dr. Tim P. Moran of Michigan State University in the United States and others studied the changes of brain waves when people face stress, and found that the brain activities of men and women are different when they face stress.
The age range, which is difficult to define with certainty, and the difficulty of the youth unemployment rate itself in reflecting actual employment are the main reasons why this statistical indicator is also fraught with controversy at the international level.