Nowadays, college students are basically post-90 s, and they don't like being bound, and they have no idea about the so-called "iron rice bowl". Therefore, for civil servants whose parents yearn for it very much, post-90s college graduates are naturally less "cold". But is it really traditional thinking that parents want their children to take the civil service exam? Actually, it is not. The real reason is that parents have a longer-term view than their children and know more about the benefits of civil servants.

Specifically, parents at least know that they have three advantages after being admitted to the civil service, which are incomparable to ordinary private enterprises.

First, various welfare benefits and guaranteed income.

Many people think that the monthly salary of civil servants is only 4,000 to 5,000. Compared with some large enterprises, the monthly salary of tens of thousands is really dwarfed. In fact, the monthly salary of more than 4,000 yuan is only the superficial income of civil servants, plus other five insurances and one gold. All kinds of housing subsidies, year-end bonuses and other benefits are good benefits that private enterprises do not have.

Generally speaking, private enterprises can get 6.5438+0.5 million yuan a year, and all kinds of benefits of civil servants add up to the same, and generally do not default on wages. More importantly, civil servants basically do not have to work overtime, and there are weekends, but it is almost impossible for private enterprises not to work overtime. Therefore, parents think it is best for children not to go to private enterprises.

Second, there is basically no unemployment risk for civil servants.

At present, the upgrading of enterprises in China is very fast, the cycle of enterprise closure is also shortening, and all kinds of layoffs are very common, so the risk of employee unemployment is also very high. However, if you work in a state organ, then with the support of the state, under normal circumstances, civil servants will not be unemployed. Even if the economic situation is bad, there is basically no risk of being laid off. Therefore, parents still think that civil servants are more suitable for their children's long-term development and career stability.

Thirdly, I have more free time to take care of my family.

Because the commuting time and holiday time of various organs are implemented according to the notice of the state, civil servants are not required to work overtime like some enterprises, so they still have more spare time. Under such circumstances, civil servants have time to run their own families, such as taking care of their elders and guiding their children to do their homework. And taking on family responsibilities can make your family happier, which is not something you can buy with money.

Parents can see clearly the benefits of these three aspects, so they want their children to take the civil service exam. Don't think your parents are "stubborn". Their life experiences have a lot to learn from, and no parents don't want their children to live a better and happier life, so it is also a good choice for college students to listen to their parents.