Why do many Sichuanese choose Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Guangdong instead of Chongqing and Chengdu when they go out to work?

Although Chengdu and Chongqing are developing well, mainlanders are curious. People in rural mountainous areas go to work, and their wages are not easy to get.

I also work in Suzhou, with a monthly salary of about 10 thousand. The salary in my hometown in Sichuan is too low. Working in Suzhou for one month is equivalent to working in my hometown for two months. Who doesn't want to make money in a well-paid place?

Because there are relatively many private factories and enterprises in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Guangdong, the selectivity of work is relatively flexible. There are not so many private factories and enterprises in Chongqing and Chengdu. If you work in these places, it will be difficult to find a suitable job.

Another reason is that wages in Chongqing and Chengdu are relatively low. Ordinary people work to support their families, and their wages are too low to stay.

Besides, Sichuan is a populous province, so it is impossible for all of them to be employed in Sichuan, and there are not so many factories and enterprises in Sichuan to accommodate them. Therefore, most people have to work in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Guangdong thousands of miles away to make a living.

There are few local jobs, incomplete jobs, low wages and high consumption! There are few factories and mines, and there is no selectivity!

There are no factories in Chengdu and Chongqing. They are all engaged in business, or many young people who decorate real estate have no skills and have nothing to do in the mainland. Many young people in Shenzhen, Guangdong go to work in factories, which is bound to be relatively low-skilled and easy to get started.

I think I have the right and qualification to answer this question, because I am a Sichuanese who works in Guangdong all the year round. Sichuan is a basin, and the most fertile is the Chengdu Plain, which has been a grain-producing area since ancient times. At the same time, Sichuan and Chongqing are also close, and Bashu has not been divided since ancient times. Since its independence, Chongqing has also been supported by many policies and developed rapidly. However, it must be noted that there is still a clear gap between these two big cities and coastal cities. First of all, the wage gap is big!

Living in Guangdong for a long time, in a first-tier city in Guangdong 1/2/3. The wage level here is the highest in the country, which is the manufacturing factory with the lowest threshold. The processing plant I am currently staying at is in a third-tier city in Guangdong. Ordinary employees can get 4,000 ~ 5,500 yuan of pre-tax salary a month, but what about 3,500 yuan after tax? There is no minimum, only lower. The cashier's salary of an ordinary red flag supermarket is only 2000 yuan, which is still before tax ... Looking at the horizontal comparison, there is no decent manufacturing factory in Chengdu. Let's take a look at Chongqing, which is an important automobile and motorcycle manufacturing base in southwest China. Ordinary people work hard, and the salary level before tax is 2000 ~ 3000, not to mention the distance. Even after working for several years, the Chongqing Ford engineer who jumped off a building last year didn't make much money.

Life is alive, you have to survive first, which is the reason why most people leave their homes, no one! That's how I left Sichuan. I grew up in Sichuan, studied in Sichuan, and couldn't find a job in Chengdu after graduation in 2006. This is the reality! At that time, Sichuan, Chongqing and other places didn't have a job to support themselves at all, because most companies needed experienced people. I am a child of an ordinary family, and this family has dragged me down for too long. It took me most of my family's savings to go to college. Why should I let my parents support me? Never!

There happens to be a Guangdong enterprise recruiting in Chengdu campus. I actively demonstrated my ability and expressed my desire for this job. After screening, I finally got on this bus and came to Guangdong to start my career as a manufacturing factory. I remember my salary was 2500 yuan before tax, and I was happy for a long time, because in Sichuan, like I was 22 years old, I didn't have much work experience. It was like finding a salary of 2500 yuan.

At first, I felt too far away to contact my family. At that time, there was no high-speed rail, only green leather cars. It took more than 30 hours from Chengdu to Guangzhou. If the family is well-off, who wants to come out and suffer this crime? Right? But 14 years of life, I feel that I have also changed from a "handsome guy" to an "uncle". Cantonese people are actually very nice, there is not much geographical discrimination, and they are also very friendly to people. Local government affairs are relatively transparent and standardized. It is really the first choice for work and entrepreneurship. Just look at Shenzhen!

Back to the question at the beginning, why do many Sichuanese choose Guangdong and Zhejiang as their first choice for going out to work? The reason has been clearly analyzed, but why not choose Chongqing and Chengdu? Besides salary, the most important factor is the pace of life! In Sichuan and Chongqing, the pace of life is slow and the pace of work is not fast. As the saying goes, "If you don't enter Sichuan, you won't leave Sichuan". As long as you have money, you can live in Sichuan like an ancient emperor, and the quality of life is absolutely super high. But you should know that most people are ordinary people who need to support their families. You can't have money and a good life. Anyway, they are all working to earn money. Why not choose the job that earns the most money?

Finally, although Chengdu and Chongqing have developed rapidly in the past two years and attracted investment quickly, we must be clear that this is just catching up with coastal cities. Take "Chengdu Province" as an example, a city that relies on blood sucking has achieved this scale. But don't compare it with Shenzhen. I think it is compared with Zhongshan, Guangdong, which may be more than the surface figures, but the title of a big labor export province has to continue, which is not necessarily true, just like.

The reason is very simple, the income difference between foreign industries returning to Chengdu is at least 2000! It's more than 20 thousand a year, and most enterprises in Chengdu don't pay social security, so do it if you want, and don't forget it! Ordinary people who don't want to be closer to home! But the real income gap will make 60% people have to go out! I only hope that Chengdu's policy will enable these enterprises to pay the minimum social security, and the wage difference is barely acceptable! If it's no big deal, wages will rise in the regional economy for a few more years!

The economic level of Sichuan and Chongqing determines the ideas of the bosses. Sichuan and Chongqing wives attach great importance to reducing employees' wages and regard it as the main channel to reduce costs. There is also the fact that wage arrears are much more serious than those in coastal areas.

If you choose to work in Sichuan and Chongqing, it is not called "going out to work!" Call out to work when you leave home!

In fact, there are many employment opportunities in Chongqing and Chengdu. The tertiary industry in Chengdu is relatively developed, and all industries need people, especially the service industry. Chongqing's industry and service industry are relatively developed. In addition to the service industry, there are many large and small factories that need to recruit people. The main reason why Sichuanese love to work in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Guangdong is the high salary there. Although Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong and other coastal areas have high consumption levels, they generally don't spend outside, save some money, and then go back to their hometown to repair their houses and settle down. This is what many people really think.