Can the salary of graduates majoring in software engineering be suspended from other majors?

This is an interesting question. ? I majored in chemical engineering. My son is studying electronic science and technology now. There is no absolute standard to evaluate who is good and who is bad. Here is some information for reference. ? Chemical industry, the current employment situation is very good. If you can bear hardships, work shifts for several years, then become an engineer and change jobs several times, it is not too difficult to be a supervisor or manager. The current annual salary is basically hundreds of thousands. And the older you get, the more valuable you are. Even at the age of 50, finding a job is still very popular. Colleagues around me basically go to private enterprises to make big money a few years before and after retirement.

Electronic science and technology, this major young people prefer. Especially in coastal areas, young people who have not done chemical engineering, it is better to apply for graduate students in electronic science and technology in the future, and all related majors can apply for it. This kind of major is the general trend in the future, but the competition is also great, and some majors eat a youthful meal. This industry is doing well and making a lot of money, but most people make a lot of money. ? Now that you are majoring in chemical engineering, it may be a little difficult to change your major. Of course, graduate students can change their major if you want, but this challenge is not something that ordinary people can cope with. ? If something can't change the environment, change yourself.

My suggestion is that you change your favorite major quickly. Because learning is based on interest first, so that you will be interested in your major all your life, then you are happy. It's all about making money. Why not do what you like? Besides, software engineering majors earn a lot of money, and learning well in software engineering majors is also good for employment. As far as I know, software engineering is not saturated at all. What does it mean for computer graduates to work in air conditioning? I think it's too one-sided. If you learn this thing well, it will be particularly easy to find a job.

I don't know much about chemical engineering I recommend a method for you. First, determine the key words, and see what positions software engineering and chemical engineering majors have when looking for jobs. Then, you go to the online search recruitment website and enter the position you have determined in the search box of the recruitment website. Search to see which major has more articles and which one is good for employment. Generally, you get paid after you find it. You can see and compare which salary is higher.