I'm from the Institute of Automation. Automation major has a wide range of contacts in the undergraduate stage, learning everything, but it is a basic introduction and literacy level course. In fact, all majors at the undergraduate level are literacy. Electrical engineering and its automation can be divided into two directions (1): it belongs to strong electricity and generally joins the power supply bureau and the tertiary industry after graduation. If you go to the power supply bureau, you need good grades (high grade points), and the most important thing is to have connections. The power supply bureau in the Pearl River Delta is difficult to enter, and it is generally the place of origin. If there are not many people, you can consider remote places. (2) Electricity: it belongs to weak electricity, with a little more electronics and a wide range of employment. It mainly depends on what you studied in college. Some people can enter the power supply bureau (it is difficult). Except for electric power majors, such as automation and electricity, there are not many professional counterparts when looking for a job. The key is to look at the accumulation in school. I hope it helps you.