After graduation, the communication commander is a technical cadre, whose salary and rank are linked to the technical level, but his post allowance is low (basically he is a staff officer, but he has no post).

Infantry commanders are military cadres after graduation, and their salaries and ranks are linked to their posts. However, if military cadres are vacant, it is not easy to stay in the army. Majoring in communication is basically to go to technical units-radar, reactance, technical investigation and communication.

Generally speaking, military cadres at the same level earn more than technical cadres-more gray income. Moreover, technical cadres are on duty at any time and have no holidays.

When changing jobs, military cadres are given priority at the same level.