Employment direction of e-commerce major after graduation

The following answers are reproduced. You can search for "Tower Way" or "University Professional Interpretation" on the Internet to find them. There are many good professional introductions, all of which are the experiences of people who have experienced them. What do you usually do after graduation from e-commerce major? What about employment and income in recent years? Can you tell me something about your graduating class? In fact, after graduating from e-commerce, what I do most is sales. If you really want to engage in e-commerce after graduation, the requirements are very high. Many recruitment companies require e-commerce personnel to pass CET-6 or CET-8, and computers should be able to build their own websites and maintain them in the background. You can also be a teacher. You can be my teacher. Some schools are teachers of e-commerce. It seems that my classmate doesn't really do e-commerce at all. According to the survey before graduation, the e-commerce major in our school has the highest employment rate in the whole school. There are more than 60 students in our major, about 10 studying abroad, and 56 students are admitted to further their studies, and they have employment in all aspects. Some of them went to software companies for development (including my own Huawei offer), some went to the advertising department of TV stations, and some did logistics. There are stocks, people who move, people who go to Jindi for UFIDA training, people who do finance, people who do international trade, people who do sales, and many kinds of sales. (Tianjin University of Finance and Economics) Most of the students who graduated from e-commerce are in business and are regional managers of some sales representatives. Some continue to take the postgraduate entrance examination (business administration), and some go to vocational schools to teach e-commerce, logistics and marketing. A few people do office work, personnel assistants and so on. You can skip college courses (of course, you can't fail), and you can arrange time to study English and computer databases. Both are especially important! Few people specialize in e-commerce after graduation. (Qingdao Institute of Technology) I am an undergraduate majoring in e-commerce. Now I am working, and I didn't take the postgraduate entrance examination. The situation in our class is like this. Half of the students who take the postgraduate entrance examination and get employment are engaged in e-commerce related work. Other majors engaged in e-commerce should also have it. What can I say? Most internet companies want to recruit computer and e-commerce personnel. Generally, students who take the postgraduate entrance examination will not choose e-commerce, because e-commerce is a relatively new major, so there is no need to take the postgraduate entrance examination unless you are particularly interested in this major and this research work. But when you go to work in a big company, the salary difference between undergraduate and graduate students is reflected. Although doing the same job, the basic salary is different. Of course, salary is not only related to education. Personal ability is also the standard of assessment. (Daqing Petroleum Institute) Although e-commerce is very popular now, it is still in the early stage of development in China, and it is very immature! The courses offered by e-commerce mainly include computer and business trade, that is, to cultivate compound talents who know both technology and management. However, due to the social prejudice against e-commerce, it is difficult for students majoring in e-commerce to find their favorite jobs, because we are between computers and business, and the situation is very embarrassing. As far as merchants are concerned, they are more loyal to the computer profession in terms of computers; In business, they prefer professionals in marketing and international trade. Different schools, e-commerce courses and training objectives are different, and our study is biased towards management and computers. We graduated with a bachelor's degree in management. Now, except for the jobs that students can find through relationships, the jobs of others are very general, most of them are in business and they are all at the grassroots level, and there is basically no future. (Qingdao University) Anyway, as far as I know, many of our departments have gone to software companies. Many people who do other jobs have resigned and come back. I don't know what other schools are like. The basics of the postgraduate entrance examination have all changed majors, such as economics, finance and computer. It may be related to the courses offered by the school. There are many and complicated courses offered by e-commerce in our school, and there are relatively many courses offered by computers. The rest are introductory courses, which are very shallow. In fact, e-commerce employment should be very extensive, I think, but the situation in our school is not like this, and it may be different from school to school. I personally hate e-commerce now, so I started to change my major from postgraduate entrance examination-_-If I want to find a job, I must first think about the employment direction I am interested in and learn all the courses in that direction well. Some schools don't offer classes, but it's better to supplement something useful in private and pay more attention to the internet, employment needs, graduate experience and so on, so that when I look for a job, I feel good and have an advantage. You must have a general direction in mind, otherwise it will be very troublesome. We were all confused at that time, confused for three years, and then we all started to find our own way. Otherwise, you can only throw resumes everywhere after graduation, and it won't last long to find a job hastily. All those who quit are lessons (Shandong University). After graduation, most people in our class went to enterprises, but not many of them were engaged in pure e-commerce, most of them were in enterprise management or sales. More than 30 people in our class were admitted to 10 graduate students, and four other civil servants entered enterprises, mostly private enterprises or private enterprises. There are also state-owned enterprises and foreign companies, but few (Hebei Science and Technology). The professional boundaries in universities are not so clear now. Just like I studied e-commerce at school, we studied management, economics and computers. Basically, the basic courses of several majors in our school of management are similar, and the professional courses are relatively late, so I didn't learn much later. After graduation, some of our classes do programs, some are teachers, and some are sales. Some do management. In a word, e-commerce in our country has not developed to that extent at present. We didn't position ourselves well at that time. The key is ourselves. Moreover, when I was in school, this major was only offered, and the teaching course was only in the exploratory stage. Now we are much better in the next stage. I think the key is to define myself, what I want to do and what I want to do. Then work towards this goal. Last year, I was admitted to the Graduate School of Management of China University of Science and Technology, but I didn't get a degree in mathematics. Later, I went to Yunnan to be a volunteer in the west of the university (Hefei University of Technology) without looking for a job. At present, e-commerce is still in the development stage in China. E-commerce majors in most universities are either biased towards business or technology. E-commerce in our school is biased towards technology. So after graduation, our employment direction is similar to that of studying information system management, mainly in IT. To put it bluntly, it is programming. It depends on our own preferences. You can find a job in programming if you like. If you don't like it, you can find a job in other directions. Like our classmates, some people sell insurance without programming. I haven't done programming either. I am currently in the learning stage, studying interior design. There is almost nothing that can be used in society at the undergraduate stage, which can't meet the needs of the unit. Real things can only be learned in graduate school. By then, the learning content will be more mature. Of course, you can also work first and study while working. But note that studying at work is not better than studying at school, which requires you to have strong adaptability and learning ability. Some tasks are short, but you can achieve results. Of course, these are all based on the premise of being interested in technology. If you don't want to do technical work, don't waste time when you can, and quickly turn to the field you want to develop. So we should seize the opportunity (Dalian Maritime). In fact, the form of employment is very general, and most graduates have switched to other jobs. At least I haven't taken the postgraduate entrance examination yet, and my grades may be better. At present, our country is still relatively backward in e-commerce and basically has not developed. Maybe in the next 5 to 10 years, maybe longer. If you want to go to college to study this major, it is not impossible. There are many things to learn in this major. When you graduate, you may find that you have learned a lot, but it also has its fatal shortcoming, that is, you are not proficient. Mastering everything is a feature of this major. Because I have learned more, I may be particularly proficient in it. If you are interested, you might as well have a try. You can choose a direction that suits your future employment and specialize in a certain direction. In fact, universities, like many other majors, don't learn much and know much. Many of my classmates have changed careers, and this major is quite convenient. I studied management and computer and economic marketing courses (Changchun University of Technology). I am an undergraduate majoring in e-commerce, but to be honest, I am very confused about my major, especially when looking for a job. But in any case, this subject has more knowledge than any previous major. However, there has also been a phenomenon of learning more and knowing less. In fact, it's very simple, learning is too complicated, and you can't learn anything well. But at present, e-commerce is developing more and more. If your hometown is in a coastal city, I think it's not a bad thing to learn this. After all, it is developed and the traders are ordinary. If you can learn English, computer and related trade knowledge well, finding a job is not a problem. On the other hand, I think learning e-commerce means learning English computers and related trade marketing knowledge. As for the direction of employment, shall I tell you something about our classmates' experience? 4. Have you considered the grade of chaff? Beak sac dripping; I'm glad I'm dead. The core fades; What's the matter with you? What's the matter with you? So it's summer in Qin Niu? Dazzle, kill, tear and sun. In fact, this is also very understandable. Everything we do now pays attention to the people-oriented point of view. Of course, merchants will also consider human factors more when formulating marketing side rate, which are all customer-oriented marketing strategies of merchants. It's just a question of marketing. Real e-commerce is far more than marketing, it is a very complex system discipline. It is difficult to learn, so it is recommended to specialize in one subject. Learn English and computer at the same time. Everything else is solved in the university, because a lot of sexual interests are cultivated in the process of university. (Jiangxi Finance and Economics) worked, and the conditions were not good. The situation of students is not good, and there are not many people who do e-commerce. Most of the postgraduate students also take management courses, and few take undergraduate courses. Suggestion: You can go to a small network company to see if you are suitable for this industry, and then make plans. Postgraduate entrance examination: there are few people taking the exam, but it is hard to say how to find a job. You should think carefully about changing your major. This major (Daqing Petroleum Institute) is not easy to find employment in the north. After graduation, our classmates do online sales and maintain corporate websites. Most jobs don't correspond to majors. In fact, if you can learn the essence, it is still good. This major has a wide range of courses, but it is not deep enough, and it is still self-centered. (Jinan University) Actually, what you can do after graduation depends mainly on your ability. After studying e-commerce, you can engage in network companies or some computer-related work. What I learned at school is mainly some economics, economic management and computer network related content. But to be honest, the importance of professionalism is not great. You still need people if you want to find a good job. You can rely on yourself, if you graduated from a famous university, if you have extraordinary ability. It is recommended to study some mechanical majors. It is relatively easy to find a job after graduation. (Harbin University of Commerce) E-commerce is now a new major. The study scope of this major in our school is relatively wide but not sophisticated. Employment is mainly computer related. In Dalian, it is easy to find a job, and the salary is not low. Generally above 2000. You can get more than 5 thousand if you are good, but it's very tiring to be a computer! The answer given by Dalian Maritime is copied. You can search for "Tower Way" or "Interpretation of University Major" on the Internet. There are many good professional introductions, all of which are the experiences of some experienced people. What does e-commerce study? What kind of study is suitable for? Are there any special requirements? I majored in e-commerce as an undergraduate, so there should be no special requirements for this major. But more than half of the e-commerce courses in our school are computer majors, and there are others about economic marketing management. I feel that I have learned a lot, but I haven't learned much, and if I don't have a particularly good teacher, I shouldn't be able to learn many useful things. This major is new. It will certainly develop well in the future, but it seems difficult to find a job in the north at present. (Shandong University) E-commerce is a new major. Because of its emergence, many schools operate according to their own understanding, and the colleges and courses offered are different. Both School of Computer Science and School of Management of Shandong University have set up e-commerce. E-commerce in Computer College focuses on computers, mainly learning computer software and programming knowledge, such as java, database, operating system, network, password, data structure and so on. In addition, it also involves courses in economics, management and finance, such as economics, management, accounting foundation, ERP, financial foundation, logistics and supply chain management. The school of management mainly focuses on management. Other universities may set up schools of economics, focusing on business. Many companies can find jobs, such as logistics companies, software companies and sales management. Can't say what to study in this major? Are there any special requirements? In fact, no matter what you learn, the key is to learn. To tell the truth, I don't recommend e-commerce in Computer College of Shandong University, because this major is not very smooth when looking for a job and applying for a job. Of course, if you are particularly interested and can learn well, that's fine. (Shandong University) E-commerce mainly involves computers and management. For different schools, there are different emphases. Some schools pay attention to management, while others pay attention to computers. For management, of course, people who are more cheerful and have the most love to deal with people are needed. For computers, students need to sit quietly and concentrate on doing something, such as programming and studying hard. Of course, this is not necessarily the case. You can do it well as long as you work hard. There are no special requirements for this major, and the threshold is not high. The answer given to you by Hefei University of Technology is plagiarized. You can search for "Tower Way" or "Interpretation of University Major" on the Internet. There are many good professional introductions, all of which are the experiences of some experienced people. This is very rare. How is the e-commerce major in your school? What is the prospect of this major? The development prospect of e-commerce specialty is not good. After all, it is a new major in China, and we are the second and third graduates. I feel that China still has a lot of room for development. As far as the application is concerned, Beiwai International Business School, where the e-commerce major is located, is still quite good. It is already the largest institution in Beiwai, and the employment quality is also quite good. (Beijing Foreign Studies University)