1. Everyone has unique feelings for their hometown, and it is difficult to leave their hometown.

As the saying goes, "where there is water and soil, there are people." Each of us has a very unique feeling for our hometown city. Because of this, when we choose a job after graduation, as long as we can find a job that suits us in our hometown city, we will give priority to returning to our hometown for development. This is a concrete manifestation of my deep feelings for my hometown city. ...In fact, many people stay in their hometown cities because of the concept of "it's hard to leave their hometown" and "the fallen leaves return to their roots." Even if the salary is not high, they are unwilling to leave.

2. If you develop in your hometown, you can get help from relatives and friends, and your development will be smoother.

In my hometown, surrounded by family and friends, I can live happily. …But that’s not the most important question. The key to the problem is that your career development can get greater support from the help of relatives and friends. …In fact, compared with working alone in other cities, it is very beneficial to oneself to achieve better career development with the help of relatives and friends in the hometown city, even if the income is low in the short term. Not high, but worth staying.

3. I am more familiar with the environment in my hometown, which is more beneficial to my career development.

We have lived in our hometown city since we were young, and are very familiar with every plant and tree here. And it is precisely because of this familiarity that it can provide great help to our career development. We can feel at home in our hometown city and better develop our career. Although the income is not high from a practical point of view, it is more secure to work at home and the cost of living is lower, so overall this is a more beneficial choice for you.