It's better to find a job after graduation, but it's just so-so.
This major has many courses, which are miscellaneous, scattered and unfocused. Courses include management, financial accounting, international trade, marketing, advertising, economics and finance and other comprehensive disciplines. There are many courses, but they are not deep, so after learning, one bottle is less than half a bottle. I know everything, but I can't pick up anything.
Secondly, this major is very practical, which does not mean that the undergraduate course is not good. MBA is a must. The key is a question of practical ability. Many people are arrogant when they go to school, thinking that they will be managers and bosses in the future. Only after graduation did I realize that I was too poor and my practical ability was very poor, so it was difficult for fresh graduates to find an ideal job.
This major is quite popular, and it is basically available in colleges and universities, so it is quite chaotic. It's hard to find a job when there are too many people. If you are particularly interested in this major, you can choose. If it's for employment, you should consider it. Many majors are very hot, but the actual employment situation is not ideal, just like some schools have high scores, but the actual schools are relatively average. The truth is the same.