Abstract:In recent years, structural imbalance has become the main contradiction in the employment of college graduates. It is prominently manifested in aspects of the mismatch of market supply and demand, regional structural contradictions, public employment service supply and demand contradictions, and gender differences, etc. The root cause is that the rate of industrial transformation and upgrading to create high-end jobs is much lower than the growth rate of college graduates, as well as factors of unbalanced regional development, the rigidity of professional settings, and deep-rooted traditional ideas. The study posits that measures such as coordinated promotion of industrial transformation, establishment of a market-oriented professional setting mechanism, promotion of professional and effi cient precise employment services, and strengthening of social psychological counseling should be taken to resolve this structural imbalance.