After graduation, I suggest going to graduate school. If you stay in the northeast, Northeastern University or Liaoning University of Engineering Technology can consider it.
Surveying and mapping industry can still make a lot of money, but it is best not to go to construction units such as China Railway Construction, and general companies and enterprises. The mobility is relatively large, so where there are projects in the country, staying in the project department for a few months or a year and a half, running back and forth and getting married are all problems.
Personally, I think it is better to enter a public institution, such as a design institute or a survey institute. The best choice is a unit in the city, and the field work is almost out of the city, so you can go home every day, which is more comfortable. The second is the provincial hospital. Most of the projects are in the province. I live relatively more and earn more, which is a little worse than the municipal hospital. The second is a large state-owned enterprise like China Railway. I just wait when I go in.
If you want to enter a public institution, you'd better take the postgraduate entrance examination and add some chips. It would be better if the preparations can be mixed. Generally, I will pass the written test at 3: 1, which is a bit harsh, but it is good to go in.
Brother, surveying and mapping is a hard business. If you choose, you have to be prepared to suffer. When I was in graduate school, I climbed the cliff with a bunch of instruments on my back, went down to the waist-deep reservoir, went to Changbai Mountain and entered a virgin forest. It's really hard to climb the mountain road for several hours in the dark from the vast mountains at night. Fortunately, I worked in a provincial hospital, and later I worked in Pingdi, where I was well paid. I have suffered a lot, so I am a master!