What job can I find when I graduate from 3+2 College of Electrical Automation?

First, engage in professional related work.

There are several places to go if you want to work related to your major after graduation. One is a power grid company, the other is a power plant, the third is an electrical equipment manufacturer, the fourth is an electric power design institute, and the fifth is an electric power construction unit. The best place should be the grid company. After all, it's Party A, but it's more difficult to go. The comfort of electrical equipment manufacturers and construction units is relatively poor, because there are more business trips and longer time. Power plants don't require so high academic qualifications, but they are generally remote and suitable for people with good mentality and tolerance for loneliness. Electric power design institute is more difficult because it requires high academic qualifications. Now it is estimated that the starting point is undergraduate, and the better design institutes are graduate students. The design institute may work more overtime.

Second, engage in work that has nothing to do with the major.

If you don't want to work in this major after graduation, you have a wide choice. You can choose this according to your hobbies. If you are good at dealing with people, you can engage in sales and other work; If you are not good at dealing with people, find some technical jobs. However, too wide a choice is not a good thing. You are likely to change jobs frequently after work, which is very unfavorable to your career development.

Finally, it is recommended to engage in work related to this major, and don't worry about forgetting what you have learned, because many things need to be learned again after work.