I am a software engineering major, and the job I am looking for is industrial control. I feel that electrical machinery has to learn everything, has no advantages, and is very confused.

Through your description, I have seen the troubles of recent graduates who have many similar feelings with you. That is the gap between reality and ideal, the gap between expectation and disappointment. Applicants lament that good jobs are hard to find, and recruitment companies find it hard to recruit good employees. Why is this happening? Personally, I think the whole market mechanism and atmosphere are insufficient. 1. The talent training mode in colleges and universities is out of line with social needs. The current teaching mode still follows the traditional way of thinking. Can the cultivated "products" adapt to social changes? You can imagine. 2. I studied hard in the cold window of the third year of high school. After I arrived at the university, I suddenly became relaxed and self-disciplined and improved my ability. Over the past few years, there has been no progress except that professional courses know a little more than non-professional courses. 3. Nowadays, employees excessively pursue the immediate interests, but ignore the experience they should gain in the process and the cultivation of interpersonal relationships. Your description is normal for freshmen, and you don't have to bear a lot of pressure. Your future life path may encounter these greater pressures. First of all, you should put your mind right. Otherwise, even if the opportunity comes, you are not ready to accept it. Besides, after some efforts, you still can't change the status quo. And you can't improve your ability or opportunity, then jump out and your vision will be very broad. The first three years after graduation have been very unstable. Your life allows you to fail, but you are not allowed to fail at will. I hope temporary difficulties can't stop your fighting spirit! Mentality and ability are equally important. This is my most heartfelt advice to you. Best wishes!