Group 1 - The article discusses the changing perceptions of various academic majors over time, highlighting how once unpopular fields can become desirable due to societal and technological shifts [4][5][10] - It emphasizes the unpredictability of job markets and the importance of adaptability in career choices, suggesting that what may seem like a "dead-end" major today could become valuable in the future [4][10] - The experiences of graduates from "revived majors" are shared, illustrating their career paths and the impact of industry trends on their professional choices [4][5][19][23] Group 2 - The microelectronics industry, once considered niche, has seen explosive growth due to technological advancements, particularly with the rise of mobile internet and IoT, leading to a high demand for chip engineers from 2014 to 2020 [8][9] - However, the article notes a shift in the industry where the demand for chip engineers is now decreasing as the market matures and becomes saturated with graduates, leading to increased competition [9][10] - The article also highlights the rapid growth of the electronic circuit industry driven by AI demands, with companies experiencing profit increases of 10% to over 30% annually [20][21] Group 3 - The archaeology field, once considered a "cold" major, has gained popularity due to increased public interest in cultural heritage and historical preservation, leading to more job opportunities in recent years [13][16][17] - The article warns that pursuing archaeology should stem from genuine passion rather than misconceptions about adventure, as the reality involves rigorous and often tedious work [17][18] - The legal profession is discussed as a highly competitive field, with a significant disparity in income and opportunities, emphasizing the need for prospective students to understand the industry's dynamics before committing [28][29]

Group 1 - The article discusses the trend of "revived majors" that were once considered unpopular but have gained attention and relevance in the job market over time [1] - It highlights the importance of individual choices in education and career paths, emphasizing that what may seem like a poor choice today could turn out to be advantageous in the future [1] - The narrative includes personal stories from graduates who transitioned from traditional fields to emerging industries, showcasing the unpredictability of job market demands [1] Group 2 - The first interviewee transitioned from a popular economics major to a microelectronics major, which was initially a niche field but later became highly sought after due to technological advancements [2][6][9] - The second interviewee pursued archaeology, a field that was previously underrepresented in academia but has seen a surge in interest and job opportunities due to cultural programs and media exposure [12][19] - The third interviewee, who studied materials chemistry, noted that while the field was not initially popular, it has broad applications across various industries, including electronics and renewable energy [22][24][26] Group 3 - The article emphasizes the evolving nature of job markets and the necessity for continuous learning and adaptability in career choices [10][34] - It points out that certain fields, like law, have become highly competitive and require a deep understanding of both the profession and personal aspirations for success [28][34] - The experiences shared by the graduates illustrate the significance of aligning personal interests with market demands to achieve career satisfaction and success [30][37]