Is it easy for engineering colleges to find jobs?

Engineering? I am a mechanical and electrical major, right?

Engineering is basically technical, right?

I don't know, even if it's easy to find.

If you are a college entrance examination student, I advise you not to consider looking for a job, but to find a major that you like and are willing to study. That's all that matters. Why did I just say that because engineering is also a technical class? If you don't learn well, it will be so painful.

That's what I did. I study mechanical and electrical, and there is no big way at home. After failing to learn well in college in recent years, I hit a wall everywhere. People will have an exam to see how you learn, such as computer graphics. Will I have no consequences? I must have failed in the interview.

Therefore, it doesn't matter what major you study, as long as you study hard, it will be easier to find a job. Why are there fewer people competing?

Be sure to choose a major that you like and are willing to study.

If you are already a friend at school, then I advise you to do two things.

First, if you think you like your major, study hard, go to the corresponding work unit for free in winter and summer vacations, and do nothing but practice to see if it is good for you!

Secondly, if you don't like your major, then study your favorite major while you are still working hard to ensure that you can graduate from your major in a few years, and then take the corresponding skill certificate to ensure that you can easily find a job in your favorite major when you graduate!

I hope you study hard and don't follow my old path of failure.