I am currently a junior majoring in employment management.

I majored in information management. As far as I know, it is impossible to do management directly after graduating from information management. Even after working for several years, it is impossible to manage. Students cannot find management jobs after graduation. Students majoring in information management have only three choices to find jobs related to their major.

R&D, that is, software development, commonly known as programmers, is also the employment direction of most people.

The information specialist in the company's information department is almost as good as the network manager, with few employment opportunities. There are only 3-4 people in the information department of a company?

QA, quality manager? A position in a software company responsible for software quality management? There are also few job opportunities.

It's useless to take the postgraduate entrance examination for this major, but it's useful to take the exam. Can I do management directly after the exam? In this situation, you either become a programmer, change your major, or take an examination of civil servants, banks and institutions.

Say it in such detail, give it to me