I'm a senior in China University of Mining and Technology, majoring in engineering mechanics, with moderate grades and good computer skills! What kind of job should I look for?

Hello, I am a graduate of the University of Mining and Technology.

Actually, the upstairs statement is a bit too vague. The future doesn't mean you can do whatever you want. To a great extent, it depends on whether you can create opportunities and seize them. What, you said my sentence was vague, too? Then let me analyze it for you.

I am a mining graduate with average grades. Besides, my computer is professional. I have all the computer certificates that I can take in the undergraduate course, and even some professional international certifications. But when I graduate, isn't there a job fair at the University of Mining and Technology? Just like the vegetable market. Even in a broken unit, there are groups of people there to consult and submit resumes. Many companies still listen to what you want to ask at first, and then just put down their resumes and leave. Many times there is no interview at all, and no one reads your resume. Basically, it depends on what your major is, and then basically decides whether to recruit you or not. In fact, when you do your resume, you will understand that your computer expertise is not much to write about. In addition, China's company is like this. No one pays attention to ability, so they may not use computers or even professional knowledge at work.

So when you finally recruit, the most important thing may be the word "engineering mechanics" in your major. Even if you have more abilities, you basically can't show them.

The reason is that there are too many domestic students, and other levels test space. I don't know if you have passed Band 4. In fact, anyone with a good memory can pass CET-4. Those who have passed level 4 may not be as good as those who have passed level 2. After a long time, enterprises also know that these certificates have no gold content. In addition, every year, the job fair of the University of Mining and Technology is completely disrupted by liberal arts students. It is difficult for them to find jobs. Therefore, all units submit resumes, and if they invest too much, people's attitude towards resumes will be poor. Finally, they may not be able to find you when choosing talents.

Then talk about your future. In fact, the major of engineering mechanics is too scientific, and the employment situation in recent years is also biased towards engineering students. Go to more factories. The work you do is also manual labor at first, and then through your long-term accumulation, you slowly climb up. As for the research and development work mentioned by many people, it is very difficult for us undergraduates to do it. After all, the foundation is not enough, and you can't directly research and develop. In the end, this situation is caused: you study engineering mechanics, but the real work may be manual labor, which has nothing to do with your major. So what I want to say is that this is a common phenomenon in China, and it is also a common phenomenon in mining universities at present.

So when you are employed, you may have to choose from some companies, but the job content is different and the nature is still the same.

But I didn't do that then, and many people around me chose to find companies in other fields to do it. In retrospect, the choice was correct. There are many industries in China that don't have corresponding majors. Let me put it this way. For example, if you go to see a jeweler, it's very profitable. But is there a job as a jeweler? No, because there is no such major, there are very few people engaged in this industry, so the final income is still good. Similarly, there are so many computer engineering students in China every year. How many people make money? Most of them are still very general.

Therefore, if you don't like going to the factory, then go to the society to find those "jobs without professional counterparts", which often has great potential. Don't be bound by professionalism. In your line of work, you can only be an academician, not rich.

Having said a lot, I can't describe more details one by one. I think you are an alumnus of the University of Mining and Technology, so just say something from your heart and think about it yourself. For so many reasons, I hope to adopt it.