The difference between state-owned enterprises and foreign enterprises

State-owned enterprises belong to the state, formal employees belong to the ownership of the whole people, and enterprise assets are managed by SASAC.

Foreign enterprises refer to enterprises jointly invested by China investors and foreign investors, or enterprises invested by foreign investors alone.

2, the working environment is different:

The rules and regulations of state-owned enterprises are sound, and the space for individuals to play is relatively small, but their work is stable and there will be no ups and downs. They value experience, relationships and voluntariness.

The corporate atmosphere, corporate culture and working environment of foreign companies are relatively better, and there will be more processes in the work, which is not particularly efficient and pays more attention to personal ability and quality.

3. Commercial purpose

Although state-owned enterprises engage in production and business activities for profit, they also have non-profit purposes, or not for profit. State-owned enterprises should implement the national planned economic policy and undertake the national economic management function (regulating social economy).

Foreign enterprises are basically profit-oriented, and enterprise management focuses on ensuring profits.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Foreign Enterprises

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-state-owned enterprise