Which is better for introverted girls to do accounting or engineering cost

The engineering cost major cultivates senior technical application talents with good scientific literacy, mastering the basic knowledge of engineering cost, familiar with the management of the whole process of engineering cost, and focusing on the preparation and control of engineering cost in the engineering construction stage after strict practical skills training. Graduates majoring in engineering cost are mainly engaged in construction, installation, municipal and other construction stages of project budget, project settlement and final accounts, project audit and valuation, quota preparation and management; It can also be engaged in the construction and organization management of industrial and civil construction projects, project supervision, project bidding and project management.

I don't know much about the engineering cost department, but I think the major you want to choose is not only related to the needs of the society, but more importantly, it is related to your own personality characteristics and preferences, so you will do better if you like it!

I think if you like to pay attention to details, and do things more cautiously, like to be organized, steady, responsible, and patient, you can work in accounting! Come on, may you be able to choose the right major for you!

First of all, introverts also think more, and people who think more will generally regret it in the end, no matter what choice they make.

So it is recommended that you take a coin and let God decide, even if you regret it one day, the fault is not in God.

I'm also confused about this, I personally think the cost of the project is better, but I'm a layman, it's hard to get into the industry, worry

First of all: these two majors are not a problem for girls, and they have a bright future if they are studied well.

Secondly: the employment of project cost will be relatively narrow, but the money earned from project cost will also.

Higher. The employment direction is basically related to the construction engineering industry, such as: audit companies, design companies, engineering companies, real estate development companies, etc., all of which require cost engineers (who can take the exam after graduation) or cost engineers (who need to work for years).

Again: I don't agree with the words of a big brother above, because even if the cost engineer is not used to go down to the construction site.

The cost is basically based on the amount of work (this is generally completed by the spine engineer, project manager and others) set of budget quotas, the unit price of equipment and materials is generally from the procurement, and small companies need to ask by themselves (but small companies are generally done by engineers and other people).

I don't know if I'm clear enough.