In this era, there are indeed social phenomena that cause dissatisfaction, especially the distribution of job opportunities. Many people will lament that the money that is easy to earn is not the turn of ordinary people. Some have even likened good jobs to AIDS, believing that it can only be transmitted through blood, mother-to-child and sex. Such a joke sounds humorous, but in fact it reveals a certain injustice in society.
Indeed, in the current social environment, many state-owned enterprise positions have a hereditary phenomenon, even if the society is dissatisfied with this, but it has not been completely changed. Especially for many ordinary college graduates, they face great difficulties and unfairness in the job search process. Compared to those with family backgrounds or connections, the average person has significantly fewer opportunities to interview, and sometimes even cannot compete with others at all. These social phenomena have undoubtedly exacerbated the employment plight of ordinary people and aroused the resentment of many people.
However, we cannot simply put all the blame on this "age of immorality". While it is true that there are some infuriating things in society, we should not see ourselves as victims of a complete inability to change the status quo. In the face of difficulties, we should think more about how to adapt and respond to them, so as to change our situation.
First of all, we must realize that not all good jobs need to be obtained through blood ties or special routes. While there may be a large hereditary problem with SOE jobs, this is not the case for all jobs. If we focus on a particular industry or role, we will naturally feel that there are fewer and fewer opportunities at our fingertips. On the contrary, if we dare to broaden our horizons and proactively look for opportunities in other fields, then we are likely to find more opportunities for development and may unexpectedly find satisfying jobs.
Secondly, we must not just complain, but be proactive in improving ourselves. Although this era is somewhat unfair, after all, we live in an era of information explosion. We can use the internet and other resources to learn new skills and learn more about job requirements to improve our competitiveness. We can continue to enrich ourselves and broaden our knowledge by participating in various training courses or self-study. At the same time, we can also strengthen our communication and interpersonal skills, build our own social circle, and lay a good foundation for future career development.
Most importantly, we must not let the adversity dampen our confidence to move forward. Whining, screaming, and suffering will only lead us into an endless vicious cycle. Instead, we should actively look for opportunities and ways to change, and be brave enough to try. While effort and reward are not always proportional, good effort will eventually pay off. Only by persisting in hard work and believing in our own strength and potential can we find our own position and earn our own money in this "era of lack of morality".
In a society where jobs are hereditary, there are indeed inequities. However, as ordinary university graduates, we must not be limited by reality, but must take the initiative to discover new opportunities and cultivate our competitiveness, so as to gradually change our situation. Let us no longer complain, but face the future with a positive attitude, do a good job of personal growth planning, and strive for more opportunities, in order to find our own place in this world and earn the money we deserve.