First, the entanglement of public institutions. First of all, you didn't say what you do. I can't guess. The future of institutions in different industries is very different. You are an economic and trade major, so you can't go to school or go to the hospital. Then there are subordinate units below the second level of other government departments. These units are really tangled. Go ahead, the salary is not high, change jobs according to qualifications. It will take several years to mix a position above the middle level. Don't do it, just like chicken ribs, throw it away. I want to make a special statement here: this is the idea of a young man who is just a beginner. He always feels that the outside world is passionate and unwilling to endure loneliness.

Second, the future of public institutions. Working in government departments and institutions is promising. Let's put aside schools and hospitals here, mainly because they are too crowded. Most of them have been working in one place until they retire, which is relatively calm. In addition to these two places, other institutions still have some prospects. First, a considerable part of the resources of government departments are inclined to subordinate units, such as projects and preferential policies. This kind of organization is a de facto public welfare organization, and it is possible to participate in the discussion of state affairs. Second, the backbone of many subordinate institutions have been seconded to the bureau, and these people are generally gone forever. Because they are all business backbones, he is the only one who has been the head of the department for two years. Civil servants are handy, and they have worked hard in officialdom from the beginning. Third, if you work hard in business and get a senior title and a researcher, you will be the leader in your industry in your city, with all the treatment and dignity. At that time, you will also be a red man in the bureau. Maybe it's more comfortable than hanging out in the bureau. At this time, you just want to start a business, be a small boss and have passion. With your friendship in this department and related units, what can't you do?

Third, the cost of resignation. Compared with 20 years ago, many domestic enterprises have begun to solidify, including teams and classes. Newcomers want to mix a passion and do something, which is no more worrying than in a public institution. Except ambitious people, people in most institutions are of high quality, and their colleagues are still very kind. Now many domestic and foreign enterprises are operated by domestic teams, and there are many problems in the circle, especially the family power of private enterprises. If they want to break out of the world by themselves, dream on. There are many princesses and princesses starting businesses on TV, and they are also very halo, but what I see is more students who have no choice but to graduate early in single dormitory.

Fourth, the master is still Lang Ke. Think about it, having a stable job in a state unit and in your own city is the feeling of the owner. This city is its own city. Once you go out to work, you feel like a duckweed. The prosperity of the city is separated from you. After all, you are a passerby.