I wonder if you have found a problem. Now our country attaches more and more importance to education, and students are trying their best to be admitted to higher education institutions and well-known universities. I originally thought that as long as I had a high degree of education, I could have better job opportunities, but now it seems that the relationship between education and work has formed a "vicious" cycle.
Only when you have a high education level can you get a good job. This is indeed true, but now it seems that as long as you have a higher education level, the higher the education required for job recruitment!
This may not be clear enough. Let me give you an example. If ten of the 100 students were admitted to the college entrance examination, then these ten people would be snatched by the enterprise and the remaining 90 people also want to enter a good enterprise, so they have to work hard to continue to improve themselves, their students' education, or accumulate work experience to enter an ideal work unit.
But now everyone is improving their academic qualifications. It is nothing to pay attention to the postgraduate entrance examination, master's degree and doctoral degree. Therefore, with more people with high education, some companies have high recruitment requirements.
In this way, good companies will always increase their college degree requirements when recruiting, and students will naturally work hard to improve their academic qualifications. When the students' academic qualifications have reached the highest level, recruiting companies may require the job seeker to come from a prestigious school. In short, it is a vicious cycle. People are always on the road to pursuing academic qualifications and prestigious schools, and companies are also increasing their recruitment requirements based on students' level.
Good companies now have fierce competition for even those who graduate from high-education and prestigious universities. You can imagine how unhappy the jobs of those college students must be! Today's college degree is not even as competitive as that of students in technical schools!
If a person with a low education and lacks much work experience can enter a state-owned enterprise unit, it sounds like a thing that others are envious, but some people can no longer resist resigning!
There is such a young man who graduated from a college in Harbin. He chose to resign after working in a subway unit for three years and said that he really couldn't stand it anymore!
As the capital city of Heilongjiang Province, Harbin has a lot of colleges and universities, but the entire Northeast region has one thing in common, the employment pressure is very high, good companies cannot enter, and the salary of ordinary companies is also very pitiful, so the talent loss in the Northeast region is particularly serious.
Even though some well-known large enterprises have settled in recent years, after a few months, you feel that these famous enterprises have to "beg for nothing" to promote and sell, and they can't recruit anyone at all. After all, it is clearly the same company, but the salary levels are more than twice as different in different regions!
And these large companies recruit the most various types of sales jobs. Although Harbin is also a well-known industrial base in the country, truly good state-owned enterprises cannot meet the huge social demand. Even graduate students may not be able to enter, and even a college student can’t even think about it!
But this young man who graduated from college mainly focuses on "railway", and the school will have a lot of recruitment for railways, subways and other jobs. It is precisely because of this that the young man entered the subway unit in Harbin through campus recruitment!
At that time, he felt that he was lucky. The subway is a regular state-owned enterprise unit. There are so many people in the school who signed up and were selected. He can live a "iron rice bowl" life in the future!
But as soon as he joined the company, the young man felt a little disappointed. This is a world of difference from the state-owned enterprise unit he imagined!
Although the young man didn't think that the salary would be high for a state-owned enterprise, it shouldn't be too bad. It's normal for him to have an internship period when he joined the company, but he never expected that his salary during his internship period was only 800 yuan. I finally got to become a regular employee and revealed that , five insurances and one fund, and the salary I received was only a little over 2,300 yuan per month.
The most speechless thing is that I thought state-owned enterprises all travel from 9 to 5, but this is not the case here. It is particularly hard, and it is a more terrible shift system than many foreign companies and factories, and there are few days off!
Then let’s talk about the working environment. The Northeast region is already cold in winter and hot in summer. But no matter how harsh the weather and environment are, I have to keep working, and I feel like I’m going to be day and night!
Salary of more than 2,000 yuan, harsh working environment, and no good work and rest time, the young man suffered a lot of physical and mental trauma. Isn’t this kind of work similar to migrant workers who build railways? And the salary is much less than others!
The young man worked in such a state-owned enterprise for three years, but in the end he couldn't help but choose to resign.
He also knew the requirements for better jobs in society for academic qualifications, so he decided to continue his studies and wanted to improve himself through junior college to undergraduate . But at this time, I encountered an unpleasant thing, that is, the degree from junior college to undergraduate. No matter how good the educational institutions are, I will tell you the truth that a truly good company does not recognize your degree at all. What are adult self-study exams, correspondence courses, etc. Or let you take the professional qualification certificate. If you can, don’t go, nine out of ten are liars.
In the end, the young man chose to contact his school's instructor and then take the junior college entrance examination in a regular school. Relatively speaking, this graduation certificate is much better than the ones that are crazy about it on the market. If you are just planning to stay in Harbin, I advise you not to take any degree in college to undergraduate degree on the market. Small businesses don’t care about your education, and large businesses can’t take a look at your resume!
Back to the topic, for these state-owned enterprises, public institutions, , and iron rice bowls, if you are not well educated, don’t be too happy too early. The threshold is so low, your work content will definitely break all your previous fantasies! Look at the jobs that come into the bank, you will never be your turn to make money and not get tired. The so-called "golden rice bowl" are all senior executives of the bank. The job of a small employee whose rewards are completely disproportionate is yours!
The young man's experience has aroused many discussions among graduates, and people have two attitudes toward his choice. Some people think that the current employment situation is not very optimistic and resigns to continue studying. After graduation, they may find that even if they have a bachelor's degree, they may not be able to enter state-owned enterprises again.
I believe this guy has experienced a lot. Many people are too superstitious about work in large enterprises, and some even spend high prices to buy opportunities to enter a good unit. However, after entering, I found that the salary level is very low, and the work is also very hard, and some people don’t even have formal staffing. After working for ten years, I can’t make any money back to the agency.
Another thing is that after listening to a lot of marketing and promotion, people choose to buy academic qualifications and self-study undergraduate courses. As a result, I found out that I had spent money and passed the exam, but I couldn't use it at all. Even if the company treats the world's junior college to undergraduate and self-study exams as normal undergraduate courses, by the time you have a bachelor's degree, the company already requires a postgraduate degree!
But it doesn’t mean that learning is of no use at all. But how many people take the junior college entrance examination to undergraduate in order to improve their professional knowledge and learn more skills? It's just for a small educational qualification!
As long as everyone understands it, any good unit with a low threshold will definitely not be what you imagined. Whether it is railways or subways, even many undergraduates are just "internal employees" after entering, and there is no career hiccup at all. Not to mention iron rice bowls, they are not even as good as plastic bowls.
I don’t know how in other regions, but in Harbin, many “old employees” of enterprises, or enterprises, will recruit some graduates or “Office” from intermediaries at a low price in order to reduce employment costs. The salary is pitifully low, and there is no such decent place as you imagine in your mind.The one who sweeping the streets outside should be the job of a public institution, but everyone knows who the people who actually go to work!
Another thing that everyone should also be clear that working in a state-owned enterprise and civil servants are different things. Don’t think that you have entered a state-owned enterprise and treat yourself as a civil servant. There are two things in the matter. If you go into state-owned enterprises first, there will be a low threshold, but there will definitely be no low threshold for civil servants. So don't have unrealistic fantasies.
But just by matters, Harbin Metro is indeed very guaranteed in terms of five insurances and one fund. I don’t know anything else, but in Harbin, most companies only have "five insurances", and there is even nothing! In the end, it depends on personal needs. Five insurances and one fund, a monthly salary of more than 2,000 yuan, is already very good for many people in Harbin. But I think it is precisely because of this reason that although this guy endured it for three years, there will still be people competing for interviews for five insurances and one fund!
And everyone should also consider it clearly. At present, I think the most recruited subways in Harbin are security inspectors and subway construction. These jobs are not paid high salaries, and shifts and fewer rest days are also necessary. After all, it is not the turn of a good job to find you in person, so it is almost impossible to get a job and get a salary increase in a position that you can easily enter. At the age of 20s, it is too unrealistic to survive until retirement just for five insurances and one fund. After all, no one can live with his parents for the rest of his life!
For the Harbin Metro unit, I have only encountered a pretty good person who can "make a good job" after graduating from college. He went in to work since the construction of the subway. After ten years of working, he finally increased by 500 yuan. He also entered the office to work from a coolie on site. But this is because he has a wide network of contacts and his family income is very stable, so he has achieved such a slow promotion. If you don’t have limited abilities and have no connections, you should think about it carefully!
In short, at my level, I should still work well in a private company, right? So for you, what do you think of the subway work? According to Harbin’s salary and benefits, would you choose to work here until you retire?
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