Most young people who find themselves with decent jobs ten years from college graduation were found to have chosen their first jobs that match their areas of studies during college, or at least that can benefit from the knowledge acquired through such studies.
This means that alignment with their major was more important in their transition to decent jobs within ten years than the conditions of jobs, such as positions at SMEs/big companies/public institutions or permanent/temporary positions.
This implies that in order to land decent jobs after graduation, it is more important for job seekers to ask, upon entry to the labor market, whether a job matches their major and can benefit from their knowledge of major subjects than to consider other conditions.