How to find a job majoring in information management and information systems?

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I am a senior undergraduate student in a certain 985 information management department, and I have now signed a contract as an ERP engineer in a manufacturing industry in Shenzhen. Information management majors may feel a little embarrassed when seeking employment, but we can still find a satisfying job!

Most information management majors are not suitable for entering first-tier Internet companies. If we look for technical positions, the skills we learn are really shallow and insubstantial, far from the requirements of the company. For example, the picture below shows the job requirements for an Internet company to recruit JAVA engineers. Apart from work experience, please look at the specific requirements:

Item 1 is completely unsatisfactory. We also learn Java, but we really don’t learn the JVM, concurrent network programming, etc. mentioned in the requirements, and the teachers don’t teach them. If we want to learn, we have to rely on ourselves! Not to mention Article 2. Our teachers have never mentioned the various frameworks and design patterns that are popular nowadays. More requirements will not be listed one by one. Here is also a job requirement for an IT application software development engineer:

In fact, the more precise employment target for our major is the manufacturing industry, rather than the first-line Internet industry. After all, we have learned so much knowledge related to production management. . The options available (also examples of classmates around me) include human resources positions, system analysis and design positions, information system development positions (more outsourcing), supply chain positions, ERP implementation positions, and the ERP development position I signed. . The picture below shows the job requirements for supply chain positions in a leading manufacturing company.

It can be seen that the requirements are relatively broad, and resume submissions are accepted for science, engineering, management, etc. If students want to engage in technical jobs, they must learn a lot of technical knowledge by themselves while studying their own courses during their undergraduate studies. If you want to work in a non-technical position, then participate in more internships. I wish all the students can find their favorite jobs!