Tianjin University, majoring in biomedical engineering, female student. She could have applied for graduate school, and she wants to change her major next year. Which major is better so that she can find some jobs in the future. No industry or major is absolutely easy to find or hard to find; Dialectical thinking should be cultivated by you in college.

(1) It is very important to be interested in the work you are engaged in, and the boredom caused by the work will make you have no long-term development in this bank;

(2) Engineering majors have high requirements for foundation. How to make up the basic knowledge after automation? Can you specialize in it for two and a half years (I don't know if automation is 2.5 or 3.0)? Note: you have to spend a lot of time writing papers, or you may work for a teacher; Besides, considering your laziness.

(3) The quality of employment comes from my competitiveness. People in the same school, the same major and the same dormitory may find different jobs. And my competitiveness comes from the professional level of the target industry and the ability to think independently; Think about it, how did you do these two things during your master's degree?

(4) Combine your own interests and your own knowledge reserves, and think about your core competitiveness after changing your major.

(5) Personal suggestion: guarantee research. Any major you see at present will have a certain sense of boredom for those who have been engaged in this major for a long time. After going through a certain boring stage, patience and professional proficiency will bring you more self-confidence, and self-confidence will give you more motivation to improve your professional ability and cycle up. The long wait and loneliness brought a touching scene.

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