How about employment in the field of light chemical engineering dyeing and finishing?

I am currently studying Light Chemical Dyeing and Finishing and am about to graduate. Personally, I still believe that aside from school, the most important thing is your own abilities rather than your major. After all, you can find a job in every major, otherwise why would you study in university? Some companies with good undergraduate degrees still have a housing subsidy of seven to eight thousand one months, including five insurances and one fund. It's not difficult to find a difference of four to five thousand yuan, but if you don't have the ability to speak English well and HR asks you a question, you can't answer it in a big way. If you have to find your own problem, it's not a professional problem. Girls also have to go to laboratories, such as some larger testing institutions such as SGS, and it's okay to wait for them. So don't despise your own major, unless it's something you're really interested in and want to pursue. If you're not interested in anything, just stay honest and study your major. Don't think accounting and finance are so popular, and you also want to join the crowd. With so many people and families competing, you know how intense the competition can be. So, you should follow the teacher to run more projects, participate in more competitions, and be more reliable. Most competitions are easy to win, And English is really important!