With the development of society, the civil service examination has become a wave that cannot be ignored. A large number of college graduates, they give up their Xi, jobs, and even post-graduation employment opportunities, raise them at home, or spend a lot of money to sign up for training institutions, and study Xi day and night, just to keep their status as fresh graduates so that they can be successfully admitted to the civil service. However, this distorted phenomenon of civil service examinations is worth pondering.
First of all, we must understand that there is a serious disproportion between the number of recruits and the number of applicants for the civil service examination. Despite the high number of civil service positions, the number of applicants has increased year by year, which has led to a significant reduction in the percentage of admissions. This means that the vast majority of people are destined to fail the test. This huge gap not only makes people feel lost, but also makes people feel lost and helpless.
So, why are so many people still enthusiastic about the civil service examination? The reason for this is nothing more than the excessive pursuit of the profession of civil servant by society. Many people think that civil service is a stable and secure job, and the benefits package is quite good. This notion ignores an important question: what university to study and what major to study is no longer the only factor that determines a person's future.
Nowadays, a university education is no longer the only factor that determines a person's future. On the contrary, most of the things learned at university are not used in the work of civil servants. Therefore, we can do what we love during college or learn some really useful skills Xi. At the same time, we should also understand that entering the government to become a civil service reserve is not an ideal option. University education is not only about Xi professional knowledge, but also about developing one's independent thinking skills, critical thinking and interpersonal skills. These competencies are also very important in the work of the civil service.
Therefore, we must not distort this phenomenon in the pursuit of entry into the system. We need to re-examine our career plans and think about our future development. What we need to know is that outside the system, enterprises are the foundation of our development. No matter which career we choose, as long as we work hard, have a sense of responsibility, and have the ability to innovate, we will be able to achieve success. We need to get out of this cycle of civil service exams and not pin all our hopes on the system.
It is incorrect for today's college students to regard the civil service examination as their only way out and to enter the system as their goal. They have forgotten the diversified development of society, and have forgotten their own potential and interest cultivation. We should encourage them to try more possibilities, to explore their strengths and weaknesses, and to find a career path that suits them. Only in this way can they truly realize their value and contribute to society.
In general, there is indeed a distortion in the craze for civil service examinations. We need to re-examine our career plans and not blindly pursue jobs within the system. Instead, we should focus on our interests and development directions, and actively explore the career path that suits us. Only in this way can we truly realize our dreams and make greater contributions to society.