Is secretarial science a good major?

I am a senior in Chinese Language and Literature at Hechi University, and my major in secretarial science is quite good. I studied this major in my freshman year, but you need to master a lot of knowledge.

First of all, the subject of sensory science is miscellaneous, learning everything, but it is shallow, and most of the management classes are miscellaneous but not refined. After four years in college, there are few courses compared with other majors. The biggest gain is that the typing speed has really changed qualitatively, and others involve advertising, news dissemination and so on. Photography and tea art are also studied.

In principle, a secretary can find a job, but what kind of occupation to find is very different. I am knowledgeable and have formed a strong comprehensive quality and a certain practical document writing ability during my school days. I am competitive when applying for a job, and I can find a job as the secretary of the comprehensive department of large and medium-sized private enterprises or the secretary of the chairman and president. General knowledge, that is, people who have only learned some secretarial science and related theoretical knowledge and have a low comprehensive knowledge reserve can find business jobs in small and medium-sized private enterprises, such as account managers, clerks, customer service, business and other occupations. Of course, the operating conditions, development prospects, management level and salary standards of these two types of enterprises are very different.

You can also take the civil service exam. If you look at the difficulty of the exam alone, the difficulty is not particularly high. Secretarial science is ok in the job requirements of civil service examination. Some jobs will require graduates of Chinese language and literature, secretarial science and secretarial science, which can at least help you eliminate some competitors. There are only a few good majors in the civil service examination, such as computer, Chinese language, accounting and law.