What's the employment prospect of computer major after graduation?

If you want to ask about the employment prospects of computer major after graduation, I can only tell you that it depends on the level of your computer major, because your high level will have good prospects. If you are just a very ordinary level, then there will be no prospect, because you know more about computers than ordinary people at best, so you can't be an elite in the industry at all. So how can there be a future?

In fact, the computer major is easy to understand but difficult to master, that is to say, it is easy for you to get started, but it is difficult to become an elite in this industry, because it requires very solid basic skills, and usually the English level of people with good computer majors is very high, because the mother tongue of computers is based on English, so if you want to learn computers well, you must first practice the English foundation, so that you can learn computers well.

In addition, although the computer industry is collectively referred to as IT, it can be subdivided into many occupations. The most common occupation is programmers, because they are people who make systems or programs for computers. Without them, computers will be a pile of scrap metal. To become an elite, programmers should not only have solid basic skills, but also need clear logical thinking and strong reaction ability. This may be the so-called genius.

The rest of the work is mainly related to software, so it depends on personal choice, because there are too many people studying computer software now, and no software will lack operators, so I don't think software operators have much development prospects.