Is there a good prospect for fresh graduates to participate in supervision?

In three aspects of supervision, the work prospects are good.

1. It's hard to be a builder (four to five years as a builder). Basically, I live on the construction site, but I will hide more money after I finish it. That is, the cost engineer can be a project manager after passing the exam. If you have worked as an intern on a construction site, you should know.

2. Being a cost engineer (a cost engineer who has worked for 4 to 5 years) has a good working environment. Budget money is moderate in general companies, but not in cost consulting companies. The more you bid, the more money you have.

3. Being a supervisor (working as a supervision engineer or builder for 4 to 5 years) is much less than that of a builder, but it is not suitable for people who just graduated to develop, and the money is not as much as that of a builder. It's an old-age job, that is, to retire after n years and want to make money. Supervision is a good choice.