What is the difference between a civil servant and a public institution? How should college students choose? So today, let's talk about the difference between these two iron rice bowls.
First of all, their establishment is different, civil servants belong to the administrative establishment, and the method of appropriation is fully allocated by the treasury; Public institutions belong to the establishment of public institutions, and there are three ways of appropriation: one is full appropriation, one is differential appropriation, and the other is self-collection and self-support.
Second, there is also a certain difference in their promotion channels, civil servants generally start from section members, and then at the section level, department level, department level, ministerial level, etc., the room for promotion is still relatively wide, and compared with civil servants, public institutions have relatively limited promotion space, and the normal channel through the title continues to rise.
Third, the difficulty of the examination and the content of the examination are also different. And public institutions it is a line test or a job test, or an attack argument, etc., you have to ask which is more difficult to test, mainly depending on your region and the exposure ratio of the position. Under normal circumstances, as far as the same city is concerned, the competition of civil servants is definitely greater than that of public institutions. If your level will be higher, then it is recommended that you give priority to the civil service exam.
Civil servants and public institutions are good, but not good at all, there are too few opportunities for the exam, and if you can't take the exam this year, you need to wait another year, and there will be one or two opportunities a year, so you must not miss your identity as a fresh graduate in school, first find a job in a central state-owned enterprise as a guarantee, and then rest assured and bold to go to the public examination, the examination editor, and the postgraduate examination.