Job-hunting stories of those born in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s

Job hunting stories of those born in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s

In March, the labor market in Lhasa became lively again, and many people came to Lhasa to apply for jobs with their dreams. However, Job seekers of different ages have different attitudes towards job hunting. Those born in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s have different stories on their job search paths. Yesterday, the reporter visited migrant workers of all ages in the Lhasa labor market and found that as long as they have a certain skill, it is now easier to find a job and make money.

It would be great to have a job after the 1970s

Job seekers born in the 1970s do not have many requirements for jobs. They are willing to work as long as they are suitable, and the salary is low It doesn’t matter if the environment is a little tough. "It would be good to find a job." Chen Hongying (pseudonym) said.

Chen Hongying is 42 years old. She had been working at home until 2010, but she also has a "skill". "I have been cooking at home for decades, and ordinary home-cooked meals are no problem." Chen Hongying said that after arriving in Lhasa, she found a job and went to the mines to cook for workers. “It’s 2,500 yuan a month with food and accommodation included, which I think is pretty good,” said Chen Hongying.

Mr. Shi, 34 years old, worked as a kitchen waiter in a restaurant in Xining before 2010, earning more than 1,000 yuan a month. After coming to Lhasa in 2010, Mr. Shi changed his career to a driver. "In Xining, I learned to drive and got my driver's license. I thought at the time that being able to drive was a good skill, but I didn't expect that it would actually come in handy when I came to Lhasa." Mr. Shi said that he is now looking for a job He works as a driver for a condiment company and earns more than 2,000 yuan per month. He is very satisfied.

Post-80s start a business while working

Compared with migrant workers born in the 1970s, young people born in the 1980s have much higher requirements for working environment, wages, and job development prospects. "I used to work in companies, but now I only work for myself," Ma Liangsong said.

Ma Liangsong, 30 years old, was engaged in interior decoration in Sichuan before 2010, earning a monthly salary of more than 4,000 yuan. After arriving in Lhasa in 2010, he continued to work in his old profession, but he chose to "work alone". "I now do my own work. The business has been pretty good in the past two months, and I can earn more than 6,000 yuan a month." Ma Liangsong said.

Yao Yuxia is 29 years old. Before 2010, she worked as a cashier in a bar in Qingyang, Gansu. Through a friend's introduction, Yao Baoxia came to Lhasa this year to work in a teahouse. "This working environment is not bad, and the development prospects are good. I am already the foreman of this teahouse, and my salary is more than 2,000 yuan." Yao Bangxia said with a smile.

Post-90s, working environment is very important

Yang Jin is 20 years old and also works as a cashier in a teahouse. "The job I'm looking for now is more than 1,000 yuan higher than my previous salary in Gongga County, and the environment here is much better than that in my hometown," Yang Jin said.

Bianba is 19 years old and has just found a job as a security guard in a supermarket. "The environment in the supermarket is very good. You don't need to be exposed to the wind and sun, and there is air conditioning in winter." Bianba said with a smile. He came out to find a job mainly to see the world and get to know more people.

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