This issue answers a question that a friend from Station B sent me privately: My personal suggestions 1. First of all, I am a brother and a boy. Trivia: Many people on the Internet think I am a girl. 2 Your question can be roughly divided into a few points. 1) In the future, is i

First of all, you said that you don’t want to go to a construction unit, because your school situation is indeed relatively restricted. If you don’t want to go to construction, you can basically take postgraduate entrance examination, public examination, , other types of work.

Postgraduate entrance examination : I personally recommend it, because there is more room for development (graduate students can go to more work directions), and you can consider whether you want to change careers across the exam or study as a professional graduate student.

public examination editor : Although this road is the most easy one once and for all, as long as you pass the exam, you will not have to worry about it in your life, but the shortcomings are obvious:

1. There are few positions, and there are relatively few civil engineering positions, usually in the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau and the Planning Bureau. , quality supervision station , water conservancy bureau, etc. Some positions also require graduate students. Secondly, there are three unrestricted jobs, such as some street communities, or police officers, but the competition is fierce.

2. The competition is fierce in . This is the only way for thousands of troops to cross the single-plank bridge. How many people compete for several positions. It is too difficult to pass the public examination in one go.

Other types of work is divided into two parts:

1. Related professional work . For those like

, it is relatively good to consider infrastructure management type of work , or -related state-owned enterprises and central-owned enterprises (but these types of companies are more difficult to get into, and may require family connections), testing units , cost Budget jobs , and some non-functional positions such as civil engineering design institutes or real estate are not recommended. It is relatively risky to go there now.

2. The second category is to switch to .

What I personally recommend is actually IT and for Internet jobs. However, you need to know in advance which field of the Internet you want to go to, and the biggest limitation is region . If you do not plan to work in first- and second-tier cities in the future, the Internet industry requires Consider it carefully, because the development of the Internet is indeed limited (the Internet is closely related to regions and cities).

Secondly, jobs that do not require very high professional requirements, such as positions in banks, operators, or some state-owned enterprises, can also be considered.

2) If I take the postgraduate entrance examination, do I need to take the cross-exam?

If you want to cross the exam, the main consideration is: what do you like about ? has a great interest.

If you take the postgraduate entrance examination, it can be said to be the most stable option for the postgraduate entrance examination. You must remember one sentence in . What you learn in does not necessarily mean you will work in this field in the future. Academic qualifications are just a stepping stone. The focus is still on your own planning.

I didn’t go to the civil engineering industry after I studied HVAC . If you want to change, you can also choose internship channels to change. The biggest help in getting admitted to graduate school is actually that broadens your horizons and changes your way of thinking . These are all It is something that undergraduate study cannot change.

3) How about taking the HVAC exam

Pure civil engineering If you take the HVAC exam, I would be cautious and the risk is relatively high, because there are several basic professional courses in HVAC, engineering thermodynamics , heat transfer , fluid mechanics , You may not have learned much in pure civil engineering, let alone subsequent professional courses, such as air conditioning, gas, heating...

Engineering teachers are generally reluctant to accept students with poor foundation, let alone inter-professional students. Yes, the professional foundation is basically 0.

However, there are also graduate students around me who have transferred from civil engineering, electrical, and agricultural majors to HVAC. It is not impossible, and I need to think about it carefully.

In summary, I suggest that friends sort out their own situations and see what kind of path is more suitable for them ~

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