Tomas

這個題目是我的提問，因為我本身另外有一個協會，專門在協助大學生做未來跟企業的接軌。我們在過去六年發現一件事情，臺灣第一件事情是少子化，所以每一個孩子都很珍貴。讀了資通訊相關科系的時候，他有點躺平了，他覺得只要一般的學習，就很容易找到工作。

但另外一邊的視角發現，文法商從老師到學生，他們反而相對地悲觀，因為他們根本不認識臺灣的半導體資通訊產業。但這些又是我們很重要的人才跟資源，所以我們最近就是在思考，要怎麼樣協助他們、提供什麼樣的資源給他們，然後來鼓勵他們。所以才有剛剛的提問。

This question was mine, because I am also involved with an association that helps university students connect with industry for their futures. Over the past six years we have noticed something. The first thing in Taiwan is the falling birthrate, so every child is precious. And when a student has taken a degree in information and communications, they coast a little. They feel that ordinary study is enough to find a job easily.

From the other side, though, we have found that in the humanities, law, and business, from faculty to students, people are comparatively pessimistic, because they do not know Taiwan’s semiconductor and information-and-communications industries at all. And these are important talent and important resources for us. So lately we have been thinking about how to help them, what resources to give them, and how to encourage them. Hence the question.