The institutional work will be closed to ordinary graduates, and not only will they be admitted to the public service, but there will also be very few rural children in state-owned enterprises
With the development of society, institutional work has become the choice of more and more graduates. However, there are those who believe that institutional work will be closed to the average graduate, which makes many graduates confused and uneasy. In fact, institutional work is not closed to ordinary graduates, but requires certain conditions and abilities.
First, we need to be clear about what institutional work means. Institutional work refers to the work carried out by state organs, public institutions, state-owned enterprises, and other units. These units usually have a stable working environment and benefits package, so they attract a large number of graduates. However, these units are not open to all graduates, but require certain conditions and abilities to enter.
So, will institutional work be closed to the average graduate? Actually, this statement is inaccurate. Institutional work is not closed to ordinary graduates, but requires certain conditions and abilities to enter. These conditions include academic qualifications, majors, work experience, interpersonal relationships, and more. Among these conditions, academic qualifications and majors are the most important. Therefore, if ordinary graduates want to work in the system, they need to study hard during their university years to improve their academic qualifications and professional level.
In addition, there are many reasons why there are few rural children in state-owned enterprises. First of all, there are relatively few educational resources in rural areas, and many rural children may not have the opportunity to receive a good education. Secondly, there may also be certain problems with the employment concept of rural children, who may be more inclined to choose traditional employment channels and less willing to work in the system or private enterprises. Finally, rural children may encounter some difficulties and challenges in the process of job hunting, such as language communication, cultural background, etc.
However, this does not mean that rural children are excluded from working in the system. In fact, the state has been promoting the rural revitalization strategy, increasing support for rural areas, and providing more employment opportunities and development space for rural children. At the same time, the government is also continuously strengthening the reform and optimization of the system, providing more employment opportunities and choices for graduates.
Therefore, ordinary graduates should not give up their dreams and pursuits because of some negative information. On the contrary, they should actively face the employment situation, constantly improve their academic and professional levels, and enhance their overall quality and ability. At the same time, they should also change their concept of employment, not be limited to traditional employment channels, and have the courage to try new employment methods and opportunities.
There are a few things that graduates need to be aware of during the job search process. First of all, it is necessary to carefully understand the nature, scale, and benefits of the recruiting unit, so as to avoid being confused by false information. Secondly, we should pay attention to self-promotion and display to improve our competitiveness and self-confidence. Finally, keep a positive mindset and a good mindset, and don't give up on your dreams and pursuits because of a failure.
In short, institutional work is not closed to ordinary graduates. Ordinary graduates should actively face the employment situation, constantly improve their academic qualifications and professional level, and enhance their comprehensive quality and ability. At the same time, they should also change their concept of employment and have the courage to try new employment methods and opportunities. As long as you make unremitting efforts, you will be able to find a suitable work and development path for yourself.