Which job opportunities are more in Guangzhou or Shenzhen?

Guangzhou is more suitable for Guangdong locals to work and live.

Shenzhen is more suitable for foreigners, or high-tech and high-tech practitioners to work and live.

The following small series will discuss the inclusiveness, traffic, city appearance and work development of the city, and analyze the reasons for choosing two cities from the following angles:

The first is:

1, inclusive

Guangzhou: Guangzhou is basically a place where there are many locals in Guangdong. Although there is no obvious xenophobia in Guangzhou, given that the local official language is Cantonese, differences in language and culture will still lead to some "barriers" for foreigners living in Guangzhou.

Shenzhen: It can be said that Shenzhen is an immigrant city. There are really few locals, most of whom are from other provinces. The default language is Mandarin, which will not give foreigners a feeling of being excluded. Basically Shenzhen is the sense of sight of Shenzhen people.

Step 2 transport

Working in Guangzhou and Shenzhen can be said to be roughly the same, with traffic jams and subway jams. This is a common problem in both cities. Go to Shenzhen to experience Guangzhou Line 3 and Longhua Line.

The difference between the two is that the area of Guangzhou is really large, and Guangzhou and Buddhism have increased the sightseeing area of the city. Shenzhen, on the other hand, is relatively small and there are many places to go. The advantage is convenient transportation everywhere and close to Hong Kong.

3. Work development

Guangzhou: Generally speaking, the work development in Guangzhou is slightly worse than that in Shenzhen. There are many light industries and traditional industries in Guangzhou, the salary level is acceptable, and the employment competition will not be too great.

Shenzhen: Jobs in Shenzhen tend to be high-tech and high-tech heavy industries. There are many job opportunities and the employment salary is relatively high. Tencent headquarters, Huawei, ZTE, Ali, Baidu, etc. They all set up their headquarters in Shenzhen to lay out their industries. Policy support and forward-looking strategy will drive more people to work and develop in Shenzhen. Of course, survival of the fittest is also common.

4. Urban population and urban appearance

The average age of Guangzhou people is over 30, while that of Shenzhen people is under 30. The most intuitive experience is that when you take a bus, if you have a seat in Shenzhen, you can usually sit at the finish line. In Guangzhou, you often consider giving your seat to the elderly and choose not to sit.

City appearance: Guangzhou has a sense of the times. Historical precipitation makes the whole city look charming, suitable for slow living, sightseeing and taking photos. Shenzhen only rose in the 1990s, with new urban layout planning, perfect infrastructure and greening, more vitality and fast pace of life. This is a very modern city.

5. Life stress

The pressure of life in Guangzhou is relatively less than that in Shenzhen, and various price levels are still lower than that in Shenzhen, but there is an upward trend in the past two years.

Guangzhou: In terms of food, clothing, housing and transportation, Guangzhou is still in a relatively acceptable range. In some villages in the city, you can rent a bigger one-bedroom apartment for less than 1000 yuan, and the food is about 10 yuan. Other price levels will not be too high.

Shenzhen: In Shenzhen, your place is still much higher than Guangzhou. The same house is generally several hundred yuan more expensive than Guangzhou, and the price level and scenic spots are also higher than Guangzhou. There is a vegetable market like Guangzhou in Shenzhen. Basically, you can only go to the supermarket to buy food, and the price is high. Eating 100 yuan a day is not too much.

6. Opportunities

If you pay attention to or pursue the quality of life, you can choose Guangzhou, where there are many job opportunities and it is relatively suitable for life.

As a completely open city, Shenzhen has left many opportunities for young people. The city is fast-paced, focusing on career pursuit, money and influence, as well as creativity and innovation.