I believe many people are deeply aware of the lack of optimism about the employment prospects of this year's graduates. Many college graduates have posted the salary and job information provided by the recruiter when participating in campus recruitment.
It is indeed impressive, when recruiting, it is clear that the "pentathlon" is required, but when asked, the salary is incredibly low and makes people hesitate: is it embarrassing for HR or embarrassing for themselves. As a result, more and more people are looking to exams within the system.
It can only be said that not everyone is looking for comfort, but the workplace environment of private companies is really difficult to make people feel that the salary is commensurate. The civil service examination is highly competitive, and it is not easy to find a position that meets the professional requirements and is relatively easy.
In the civil service exam, there are some overlooked "easy posts" that many candidates are not aware of. One of the most common misconceptions that college students fall into is that "the work of a civil servant must be easy". In fact, as long as it is a grass-roots post, it is easy to compare with the "ninety-nine-six" outside the system.
Don't be fooled by weekends and weekends, many civil servants also feel that their work is hard in private. However, the pressure within the system mainly comes from cumbersome processes and complex interpersonal relationships, unlike the pressure of ordinary enterprises that focus more on business and performance.
Even if you are admitted to the civil service, there is a big difference in your work status after going ashore. However, as long as you can plan ahead and secure a relatively "easy" position, it is still worth trying.
Of course, this does not mean that work is completely idle, even if you work in a public institution, you still need to put in the effort. Especially for grass-roots positions, strong execution is required, and there is no absolute "easy work". However, the next thing we are going to talk about is the party school, which does belong to a relatively relaxed working environment.
The "niche" direction of party school is often ignored by many candidates and parents. The office building of the party school may be often seen on the street, but although the name has the word "school" in it, it is actually fundamentally different from the traditional school.
Party schools are usually units directly under the central government, and internal employees have a formal establishment, and they enter through public examinations and examinations. Generally, there are two types of establishment, one is the public editorial, and the other is the career editor.
Regardless of the type of establishment, in general, the typical graduate work content mainly involves theoretical study and ideological construction. As long as you listen carefully to the leader's speech, record and sort it out, the work pressure is relatively small. In addition, party schools also enjoy extra small long vacations, and some places also provide paid winter and summer vacations.
This kind of position is just right for the following "sinkhole" majors, and liberal arts students will feel relieved to see it. Although the winter and summer vacations of party schools are different from those of ordinary schools, they cannot be that long. But compared to many other units, the working environment of the party school is more humane. So, what majors do party schools usually recruit?
Liberal arts students may smile after reading it, because in the past, many liberal arts majors were regarded as "sinkholes", and there were almost no jobs in their majors at job fairs when they graduated. However, when it comes to civil servants, the situation is quite the opposite. Let's list some of the majors that have a large number of places in party schools.
First of all, let's look at the major of ideological and political education. At the university level, this major is based on Marxist theory, but also involves education, psychology and other fields. Students who choose this major usually need to study in school or party school in order to be able to obtain a stable career in this field.
Secondly, the sociology or social work profession is also an area that is of great interest. For some science students, the name of this major can be confusing, and it is not clear exactly what they are studying. However, among liberal arts colleges, there are some universities that feature this major.
In this field, students need to combine theories such as intellectual history and statistics to study the overall characteristics and development trends of past, present and future society. This major can be further divided into many specific topics, for example, Professor Li Yinhe focuses on sociology-related careers.
The third is the major of public administration. To what extent is the "sinkhole index" of this major? Some colleges and universities have withdrawn this major, believing that the low employment rate may affect the reputation of the university. However, considering the enrollment situation of the party school, there will be some places on the contrary.
Finally, the philosophy major is the quintessential liberal arts direction. Students who excel in their studies have a good space for development within the system, for example, in prestigious universities such as Peking University and Fudan University, philosophy is a highly valued application direction. And when taking the civil service examination, students in this major can also consider applying for the party school.
In addition to meeting the academic and professional requirements, there is also an important condition to consider when applying for the party school.
Entering the party school has become the ideal of many people with intentions, although it is a relatively niche choice, it is not easy to successfully go ashore. In the registration stage, in addition to ensuring that the academic qualifications meet the standards and the majors match, there is another key condition that cannot be ignored.
If the college students themselves have not joined the party organization, they will face certain difficulties in applying for the party school. Although there is no absolute requirement to join the party, many places prefer to admit candidates who have already joined the party.
This is because party membership means that during the university period, candidates actively approach the party organization and pass the teacher's assessment and screening. Normally, candidates who have a party membership base after work are more likely to be competent for various tasks.
Therefore, if you want to go ashore more smoothly in the process of applying for the civil service, no matter what position you apply for, it is important to plan ahead. If you don't plan early, you obviously have the opportunity to join the party in college but don't cherish it, resulting in restrictions on applying for the exam, then you can only experience more "difficulties in finding a job" in the later stage.
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