After 1990, overseas students in Beijing returned to China to work as live-in nannies, earning over 10,000 yuan in five years. Do you think highly of her job choice?

I'm not optimistic about his job choice, because the job as a live-in nanny has little prospect. Although the salary of the job of live-in nanny is relatively high, the job is relatively closed and it is impossible to contact other people. Everyone has his own career choice, and we should respect others' choices. A post-90s international student in Beijing chose to be a live-in nanny after graduation. Are you optimistic about his career choice? The following is my opinion:

I'm not optimistic about his job choice.

Although the job of live-in nanny seems relatively easy and the salary is relatively rich, it doesn't have much development prospect. If we work in the company, maybe we can get a promotion. But in other people's homes, when we are live-in nannies, we will be live-in nannies all our lives and will never be promoted. So from the perspective of career development, I don't think his job choice is very good.

Second, the job of live-in nanny is relatively closed and it is impossible to get in touch with other people.

In fact, the work of live-in nanny also partially restricts the lives of employees. Many live-in nannies can only contact their employers every day and can't contact others. This closed working environment is not particularly beneficial to a person's physical and mental development, so in this respect, I am not optimistic about the career choice of this post-90 s international student.

Everyone has his own career choice, so we should respect others' choices.

Although I am not optimistic about the job choice of this post-90 s international student, after all, everyone has his own choice and everyone has his own job. So since this post-90s international student chose the job of live-in nanny, I can only respect his choice and wish him success in his work.

So what do you think about the career choices of post-90s international students? Welcome to leave a message at the bottom of the comment area.