For students from "three-no-family" backgrounds, it is best to give up the civil service examination for realistic and helpless reasons
Over the past few years, the number of college graduates has continued to increase, finally surpassing the 9 million mark in 2021. This figure makes it clear to many people that 9 million graduates are graduating in a year.
As the number of college graduates increases, so does the pressure to find employment. The current social employment situation makes it not unreasonable to say that "you are unemployed after graduation" that college students often talk about.
The increase in the number of graduates has also led to an increase in the number of applicants for the civil service examination year by year, and the pressure of competition has also increased. The reason why current college students choose to take the civil service examination is mainly because of the relative stability of civil service work.
However, reality often contradicts ideals. Being admitted to the civil service is not as ideal as imagined, and the gap between the ideal and the reality is exactly that. For those students who come from "three-nil" families, it is actually impossible to expect to change their lives by taking the civil service examination.
The so-called "three-no-family" refers to families that lack connections, no background, and no capital support, including poor families or families with small workers. For students from such families, I do not recommend them to apply for the civil service.
As we all know, the advantages of civil servants are mainly reflected in the stability of their jobs. Once you are admitted to the civil service, you have a job that you can do for a lifetime, and such a job is not easy to be fired. This is one of the preferred jobs for students who are looking for stability.
However, for students from "three-no-family" backgrounds, although the civil service job is stable, it is not suitable for applying for the examination. First of all, the income of civil servants is relatively low, which is closely related to the level of economic development of the city.
In developed cities, the salaries of civil servants are naturally higher, but for cities with relatively lagging economic development, civil servants may only be able to barely make ends meet, and although the work is stable, it is relatively difficult to support their families.
In addition, students from families with no backgrounds and connections are unable to provide background and network support, even if they are admitted to civil service positions, it is difficult to be promoted without external support.
What many people find difficult to accept is that they may be trapped in a low-level job for the rest of their lives. If you don't have a network, you're likely to stay stuck at the grassroots level and are less likely to advance your career.
The last point is that although the civil servant has worked for many years, it is difficult for the work experience to facilitate the future career change. As a result, many people who are considering changing careers after working in the civil service for several years face great difficulties, especially for students from families with no children.
In these cases, there are some professions that are more suitable for students from average families, and these jobs known as "iron rice bowls" are not picky, as long as students are willing to work hard, the future is sure to be bright. First of all, there are jobs in state-owned enterprises and central enterprises, which are desirable positions in the hearts of many college students. These jobs are not only stable, but also have relatively good salaries, and there is no need to compromise in all aspects.
In the field of technology, there is no need to worry about being eliminated because society is developing too fast. No matter how advanced artificial intelligence is, it is only a machine, and there has never been a machine since ancient times that has been able to completely replace humans. Because of this, the work of state-owned enterprises and central enterprises has always been one of the goals that many college students compete for.
In addition to this, a career as a teacher is also a good option. We have a lot of policies in place and a lot of support for teachers. The advantages of teachers are still present and have been strengthened in recent years. I believe that many people have heard that the rules for the evaluation of teachers' professional titles have been changed, and the evaluation titles have been changed to be evaluated according to the teaching experience. As long as you have enough years of experience, it is not difficult to get a job title, and you don't have to worry about it.
At present, there are a large number of students taking the civil service examination, and if college students want to stand out in the fierce competition, they need to be fully prepared and study hard to Xi in college. Preparing for a rainy day is a guideline that everyone should keep in mind. Only by being well prepared can you stand out from the crowd of competitors.
Before taking the civil service exam, it is necessary to understand the rules well. There are many requirements for students to take the civil service examination, and if there are things that do not meet their own conditions, it is best to give up as soon as possible, otherwise they may end up falling short and leaving regrets.
Therefore, although taking the civil service exam is a good option, it is not for everyone. You should carefully choose whether or not to take the civil service examination according to your personal situation, and you should not blindly follow the trend, but should establish your own goals and ideals. Ultimately, hopefully, everyone will be able to achieve their goals. Today's topic is: What do you think about whether students from three-no-family families are suitable for the civil service examination?
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