1. Geographical location is the key factor that affects the employment choice of higher vocational students. Some students may be more inclined to look for job opportunities in urban centers or economically developed areas, because these areas usually have more job opportunities and higher living standards.

2. Industry development and employment opportunities are also important factors that affect vocational college students' choice of employment fields. Some students may be more inclined to look for job opportunities in industries or fields with development potential, such as high-tech industries and financial industries.

3. Personal interests and career planning are also one of the factors that affect the employment area choice of higher vocational students. Some students may prefer to find job opportunities in fields related to their majors or areas of interest in order to achieve their career planning and life goals.

4. Family factors and social relations may also have an impact on the employment area choice of higher vocational students. Some students' families may want them to work in areas close to home so that they can take care of their families; And some students may get employment opportunities in some fields through social relations.

The difficult problem of vocational college students choosing employment field;

1. Many vocational college students tend to focus only on some big cities or economically developed areas and ignore the development opportunities in other areas when choosing employment areas. This leads them to face fierce competition and difficult employment when looking for job opportunities.

2. Some higher vocational students lack a deep understanding of industry development and employment opportunities when choosing employment fields. This makes them have some blindness in choosing employment fields, and it is difficult to find suitable job opportunities for them.

3. Some higher vocational students are often influenced by family factors and social relations when choosing employment fields. Some families want their children to work in areas close to home, which makes some students have certain limitations in choosing employment areas.

4. Some higher vocational students also have personal interests and career planning problems when choosing employment fields. Some students may prefer to look for job opportunities in fields related to their majors or fields of interest, but these fields are not necessarily in urban centers or economically developed areas.