How about surveying and mapping engineering?

My friend is a surveying and mapping engineering major, and personally I feel that this major is still ok.

After graduating from surveying and mapping, I will either go to large state-owned enterprises, such as China Railway Construction and China Transportation. Everyone will follow the project, including food and shelter. My roommate who works in China Construction Fifth Bureau will naturally work in Jinan after graduation. Generally, there are four days off every month. If the project is urgent, you may have to work overtime all the time, and sometimes you have to train leaders to drink. The work contents include: supervising the dust removal of workers, or reading construction drawings, monitoring the deformation of buildings and writing engineering design books. The work of surveying and mapping is very complicated, which is also related to civil engineering. The leader will boss you around.

This major is really easy to find. In the school recruitment and online recruitment information, I went for an interview or submitted more than a dozen resumes. There are seven or eight companies that finally accepted me. Because the measurement is characterized by running in the outfield, it is more important to bear hardships and stand hard work. Generally speaking, if you are not afraid of hardship, you won't worry about finding a job after graduation. It can even be said that there are a lot of jobs waiting for you to choose.

There are few perfect industries. Only by finding an industry that you can accept and get by, a place where you can struggle, and an industry that can make you feel happy and have a sense of existence, is the greatest motivation to realize your pursuit!