Is your job orientation related to your college major?

At the beginning of the school year, a survey was conducted on the employment orientation of students. Some say they do not understand, some say they are not interested, some say they are too tired, and so on.

For whatever reason, the result is that most of the students we train according to the teaching plan will not use these technologies in future work, and it will always feel awkward.

Where is the problem?

Low treatment? No matter which school has a computer Major, there may be a large number of people learning computers. As a result, Computer Talents are no longer talents, and the treatment is not that high? After all, is it rare and expensive.

Low Position? Most of them work for others, not just for learning and management. Generation is for managing others, so they are relatively dominant.

Boring? Programming all day, computer, andCodeLine, no meaning?

Looking for a job depends on the relationship? I feel that I have learned the same thing, but I am worried that I cannot find a job because I have no relationship, and I will find another job based on the relationship.

Is piracy a curse? Because there are too many pirated software, developers will be cheaper if they do not make any money.

School problems? We are not interested in cultivating students. This is the responsibility of our teachers.

The times have changed? When we graduated 10 years ago, most of our students chose the relevant direction.

Or the economic crisis? In any case, the current unemployment rate is still relatively high.

Do you know that your current job is your major? If you have the opportunity to become your original professional, would you like?