Central cities don't have such a large talent pool, but there are many universities and graduates in Wuhan. I went to Changsha and Guangzhou recently, then Shenzhen and Shanghai. Generally, if you can't enter a big enterprise, you will go to universities, schools, enterprises and institutions. Private enterprises in the mainland are underdeveloped and wages are not so good. There are also a lot of majors that everyone studies, so it is better to go to a bigger city for employment. The same is true of cities like Nanchang and Zhengzhou. After graduation, everyone will go to other places to look for jobs. It should be the latest time for Wuhan graduates to go to Changsha for employment. Before, our university teacher graduated from Wuhan and went to Changsha for employment. Of course, her family is from Hunan. This is why she chose Changsha. In fact, no matter which city graduates are working, where people look. Now there are many enterprises and many places for employment.

Netizen 2:

First, as a second-tier city, Wuhan has made full use of Hubei's resources, especially the resources of students. It is true that Wuhan graduates rank first in the world, but the treatment of Wuhan companies is really not that good. Most small companies have no social security. Many people have medical insurance and social security for one year. I've been there myself. So many people don't want to stay.

Second, graduates have low salaries. This is indeed. Most graduates are around 20 10, and their salary is only a little more than 1000. Most wages in Shenzhen are around 2500. Many graduates are unwilling to stay in Wuhan. In particular, graduates from poor families are even more reluctant to stay in Wuhan. In my university, poor families are all in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou. On the contrary, the family situation was better and stayed in Wuhan.

Third, the household registration system, Wuhan household registration must have a house, and the area of the house is specified. Many graduates can't get a hukou. On the contrary, Shenzhen household registration is very easy.

Fourth, the more graduates, the lower the value. In particular, enterprise recruitment is very selective, and many people who are dissatisfied with local enterprises will leave Wuhan.

Netizen 3:

Wuhan, like its goal, wants to be a first-class city, but the gap between China, Wuhan, Beishangguang, Shenzhen and Shanghai is not a fragment from all angles, and the overall pattern is more than enough! By extension, the same is true of universities in Wuhan. There are indeed many college students in Wuhan, and their quality is not bad, but they are far from Beijing and Shanghai, not to mention Hangzhou and Nanjing! However, some problems in Wuhan are that the proportion of its universities absolutely accounts for most of the whole Hubei, and decent universities are all in Wuhan, so the universities in Wuhan are very concentrated! Finally, as a student of Men's Vocational and Technical College, my personal experience is that there are no enterprises that make people feel particularly good in Wuhan, and the salary is very low. The development prospect is not the same as that of the Pearl River Delta Imperial City in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai!

Netizen 4:

It's really hard to see so many Wuhan graduates boasting here. Now too many fresh graduates are too self-righteous to realize that college graduates are talents. Nowadays, college students are too realistic, impetuous and eager for quick success. It's really funny. They should get so much money after graduating from an undergraduate course. No matter what you do, you want to return it without paying. Is it possible? Their own value can only be rewarded through time and action. Sadly, these people simply don't understand this.

To say the least, Wuhan University trained you and spent four very important years with you. It is natural that you have no gratitude. This is the quality of college students now. I never wanted to prove myself by strength. Going to Beishangguang to get 5,000 yuan a month feels more valuable than getting 3,000 yuan a month in Wuhan. Hehe, drinking water with people makes me feel better.

Wuhan has never begged you to come or stay. It is the same in any city. You can go anywhere, but you can't Wherever you go, you are a failure. Look for problems from yourself, not objective reasons.

Netizen 5:

I also study in Wuhan, and the school is 985 plus 2 1 1. I thought I could find an ideal job if I wanted to stay in Wuhan under such conditions, but I also wanted to find a job after graduation. The slightly better local units in Wuhan are proud and caring, and their wages are generally only half of those in other places. The treatment is really bad. It doesn't matter if the unit is well paid. Some of my classmates stayed in Wuhan for several years, and their salaries were very low. I can't hold on. I've gone to the south. Now they all work in big enterprises. Those who stayed in Wuhan, except their family members who were civil servants, all stayed in school to teach.

Netizen 6:

In fact, this issue is of universal significance to mainland cities. Before the reform, Chengdu, Wuhan, Tianjin, Chongqing, Shenyang, Guangzhou, Xi and other big cities had the same level of industrial development and were in the forefront of the country. After the reform, the national policy tilted to the coast and the north, making Shenzhen fishing village a mega-city overnight, followed by the northern line, the southern line and the Shenzhen line, while many cities in the mainland were bound and bleeding, and developed slowly. In recent years, national policies have only begun to revitalize the mainland, and these cities have begun to develop at a high speed. I believe that they will all develop after a process.