Principal advises new graduates 'not to let AI and social networks control you'

On the morning of August 3, the School of Business and Management (HSB), Vietnam National University , Hanoi held a graduation ceremony for 218 new bachelors and 38 new masters.

According to the school's survey, there are currently about 100 students who have jobs before receiving their diplomas. Many students have been recruited into large enterprises and corporations such as: Vietnam National Petroleum Group ( Petrolimex ), Iron and Steel Mechanical Joint Stock Company, Bkav Joint Stock Company, BIM Group... Some other students also plan to continue their graduate studies.

Leaders of the School of Business and Management awarded diplomas to new graduates. (Photo: My Ha)

Speaking at the ceremony, Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Dinh Phi, Principal of HSB, expected that in the next 10 years, 80% of today's graduates will become CEOs, presidents or at least key staff of medium-sized enterprises. The remaining 20% will become leaders, administrators of the public sector, civil servants, public employees, and leaders of domestic and foreign organizations.

To achieve the above results, he believes that at first you will start with jobs like opening doors, pouring water and making tea, being a secretary, an assistant... and new graduates should accept the reality when they graduate.

" I advise you not to let the internet, AI, and social networks control you and make you dependent on them. Don't get absorbed in boring video games. Study hard and work hard to help yourself, your family, the poor, and society. You need to take advantage of your time to expand your social relationships. Money is limited, but human power is limitless, " said Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Dinh Phi.

The second advice for new graduates given by the HSB Principal is to accept any job in any business, whether small or large, with the responsibility to learn, so that after 5 years you can become a boss or change jobs. You need to accept the difficulties and hardships in the short term, even 5 or 10 years, so that in the long term you can have a stable job.

" Third advice, the Internet is everywhere now, don't let work get you down, don't text or call your grandparents, parents, or teachers even once a year, " said Associate Professor, Dr. Hoang Dinh Phi.

HSB Principal hopes that each new graduate will study hard, work hard, live kindly, and be creative every day to help their family, society, and country, which still have many difficulties.

" Nothing is difficult, we just have to be a little lazier every day. Don't think that those at the pinnacle of glory, professors or associate professors, don't know how to work, don't know how to share with the poor, with those in difficulty ," the Principal expressed.

Associate Professor, Dr. Hoang Dinh Phi. (Photo: My Ha)

As the cradle of origin and development of the first academic school of Non-traditional Security Management in Vietnam, HSB pioneers in building a completely new academic direction - combining modern management thinking and an interdisciplinary approach to non-traditional security challenges in a volatile era.

Based on the foundation of pioneering learning theories and the philosophy of "learning to do, learning to change", HSB designs and implements a systematic formal training program system at all three levels: bachelor's, master's and doctorate.

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