Nowadays, the employment of college students is an issue that must be faced. Because even in 985 or 211 universities, a considerable number of graduates are unemployed every year. Faced with the dilemma of being unemployed after graduation, the best way for graduates is naturally to find employment as soon as possible and work hard to support themselves first - as an adult, you should have a little sense of responsibility.
On April 22, the funeral industry company of the Guangzhou Civil Affairs Bureau made a list of personnel to be hired. In this list, there are 3 985 university graduates who were hired as cremation chemicals, and 1 of them has a graduate degree. In the course of their work, they have to work night shifts and have direct contact with the remains.
Are you surprised to see such a piece of news? How could the 985 graduates be so compromised? Aren't they competing for jobs with other graduates?
You must know that this type of work recruits previous graduates, and the academic requirements are qualified as long as the college degree is required. There are two other conditions, graduates must be permanent residents of Guangzhou, and must have a C1 license or above motor vehicle driver's license. The last condition that successfully repelled many graduates was that they had to have direct contact with and carry the remains, and they also had to work night shifts.
Many people will probably shy away from seeing this. However, when the website of the Guangzhou Civil Affairs Bureau announced the list of proposed admissions, it was surprising, because there were 3 graduates from 985 universities - Zheng Moumou from South China University of Technology majoring in architecture, You Moumou from Guangdong University of Technology majoring in polymer materials and engineering, and Liu Moumou from Hong Kong Chinese University majoring in philosophy. And the position they intend to hire is the cremation chemical industry of the remains of the Guangzhou Funeral Center. are all high-achieving students from 985 universities, and Liu is still a master's degree.
It's no wonder that netizens questioned them for overkilling. As soon as they join the company like this, what practical effect will the major they have studied have? Why don't they go to state-owned enterprises or other large enterprises with such a high degree of education? Isn't this a waste of talent? So, why do they make such compromises? In fact, they should also have their own considerations.
First of all, the most important one, that is, this is a career editor position. As soon as they join the company, they will be able to implement the employment grading and enjoy the corresponding salary and benefits. This is a business editor in Guangzhou, which is not easy to get. Although this position seems to be undesirable, it is also a shortcut to save the country.
Isn't it not very simple for them to change their jobs or transfer to other public institutions as long as the personnel are in place? Perhaps, they will not need to stand in this post immediately after they have entered the post.
You know, they are all talents, in the funeral industry, don't they also value talents? Maybe with an excuse, they can successfully leave - and leave with a smile, isn't this everyone's dream?
Isn't it very fragrant to save the country with such a curve? What is the need for us to question their choice? Think about the college students who were advertised in Shanghai in those years to apply for jobs to sweep the streets, and there was still someone who was sweeping the roads? This is the best proof of this.
Secondly, they are from a prestigious school and have excellent academic qualifications, which are very rare in the funeral industry. As mentioned above, they just don't leave after they join the company, and they have many more opportunities for development than ordinary college graduates - the eldest son of the short, as long as they have the ability, the road to promotion is definitely much broader than that of ordinary college graduates.
Finally, this position is relatively simple, there are not so many personal contacts, there are few social disputes, and you can do what you like. Moreover, there is another advantage of this job, that is, there will be absolutely no unemployment - in an aging society, who will not die in the future—— starting with the end in mind, and the future is limitless.
Of course, we can't ignore the courage and determination of these 985 college graduates to choose the funeral industry. In the face of a job that is not generally favored by society, they dare to challenge and dare to try, and this spirit is commendable in itself. They do not hold back because of the nature of their work, but instead see the opportunities and potentials in it, which is a rare courage and wisdom.
In addition, we should also see that these graduates may not choose the funeral industry out of helplessness, but out of their love and understanding of the industry. They may see the needs and prospects of the industry, as well as the role and value they can play in it. In this sense, their choice is not overkill, but they have found a stage that really suits them.
In general, the choice of these 985 college graduates to become cremated remains is not a waste, but a brave choice, an expectation for the future. We should respect their choices, understand their decisions, and hope that they can give full play to their talents and potential in their new positions and make greater contributions to society.
Finally, we should also note that this incident reflects the complexity and diversity of the current social employment environment. Whether it is 985 graduates or other job seekers, they need to have an open mind and multiple choices in order to find their place in this competitive society. For society, there is also a need to be more inclusive and understanding of various employment options, and to provide fair opportunities and respect for everyone.
Dear readers, what do you want to say about the fact that 985 college graduates have entered the cremation chemical position of the funeral industry?
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