Hu Xijin appealed on his behalf, and netizens called out that "two feet off the ground for too long", and the response was fierce.
With the provincial examination approaching, this "iron rice bowl" has once again become the focus of everyone. I have experienced the rapid development of the country during my university years, and many people have put their careers on their own.
At that time, there were really a few successful entrepreneurs, such as Yu Minhong, who was a typical example of "getting rich with knowledge", giving countless students a brave heart. However, this situation has changed now, and many university students consider the national civil service as their first choice. A well-known commentator commented on this issue.
Hu Xijin is very troubled by the country's public office: in real life, there is real ease?I think most people will agree with the trend of "public examinations" and the fact that becoming a public servant is the most enviable job. Compared with the ordinary recruitment, the national civil service recruitment has higher requirements for the political quality of the candidates.
However, Lao Hu also mentioned a real problem, that is, the reason why the college entrance examination fever can cause such a big response is actually because of the tangible benefits that this industry can provide. We all know that public institutions have an advantage over private enterprises, that is, the speed of work is fast, and the management methods are more humane, but with the establishment, they have a relatively stable life.
But Hu Xijin feels that there is free time now」。He said that the traditional way of working from 9 to 5 and living a leisurely life was a long time ago. In today's society, most of the work can only be finished at the end of the work, so most of the work has to be overtime.
In particular, the police department has a severe situation of overtime work and a poor law and order situation. Lao Hu stood up to speak for the state civil servants, and he said that such a busy work situation would have many negative effects.
If even an ordinary public official has to put in such a big effort, then it will be deeply impacted, both inside and outside the system. Hu Xijin suggested: The working hours of public employees can be shortened as much as possible without affecting the quality of work. 」
He added: "Overwork has caused our staff to spend a lot of their personal time. So, we shouldn't put too much emphasis on "dedication". Hu Xijin's "appeal" also sparked debate among netizens, and he said many low-level ideas.
Some netizens said that "two feet off the ground for too long", for which there is also a former editor-in-chief of Tsinghua University, Hu Xijin, who used to be an excellent editor-in-chief, but now has become a famous special commentator, and his analysis of many issues is generally recognized. But this time, his remarks sparked "public outrage", and many netizens disputed it, arguing that his two legs had been off the ground for a long time.
This shows that although he focuses on civilians, it is difficult to experience the living conditions of civilians because he is on another level, so he thinks that the work of *** is too tiring.
There have been such things before, and the last time was Peng Kaiping, a teacher at Tsinghua University, who "overturned". He has pointed out that today's public servants are busy and not getting enough sleep can not only harm the body and mind, but also reduce productivity.
However, many netizens also began to reflect on their own situation after "fighting injustice", and some people sighed: "If this is difficult, what should ordinary people in society do?"”
Not to mention factories, even those college graduates with high academic qualifications have a very different degree of work intensity. One student's point is a good reflection of the fact that it is only when there are not so many people applying for the civil service examination that we can see "too much work".
Why is it always suspicious to speak for public officials?The reason is simple. The author believes that what Lao Hu and several teachers at Tsinghua University said does reflect the current situation of some public officials. In fact, the term "civil servant" is too broad, and it is difficult to work in many aspects such as departments and leaders.
However, the fierce response from netizens cannot be ignored. It's not because of jealousy. It is true that there are many people who are engaged in relatively easy jobs among the public servants of the state.
When you go to the grassroots level to do things, the most direct feeling is your personal feeling. In some areas, there are fewer people who do errands on weekdays, so as a public official, you can work until the end of work.
Second, most of the work outside the system is difficult, and the emotional reflection of netizens is not directed at public officials, but at the excessive overtime work in the entire workplace.
If we really want to classify these problems, wouldn't it be to divide the common people and public officials into two classes, which is completely contrary to Lao Hu's heart of "worrying about the country and the people".
Third, the proportion of applicants for the civil service examination is relatively low, and all sectors of society are not clear about their actual work situation. Still, many college students who are now in public service still agree with Mr. Hu.
We have the impression that being a civil servant seems to be an "easy" job, and it seems that you can get the job done with just a cup of tea and a few documents. In fact, a lot of places in this system are much busier than one might think.
Conclusion] Applying for public office has become the most popular job in today's society, which is closely related to the current work situation. However, when it comes to being a civil servant, there may be different opinions.