2 1 1 Can't undergraduates be drivers? Is it a waste of talent to be a full-time driver after studying hard for more than ten years?

The Service Center of the National Natural Science Foundation of China announced the publicity list of the personnel to be hired under the contract system. On the list, there are three college students who graduated from 2 1 1 to be employed as full-time drivers in the transportation service department, which quickly aroused social concern.

The staff of the National Natural Science Foundation of China subsequently responded that the full-time drivers recruited by the department actually have to do other things. The three college graduates on the public list are all adult candidates and self-taught candidates, not ordinary full-time college graduates of 2 1 1.

Judging from the response of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, this incident seems to be an own goal.

However, this incident can become news, which actually reflects a small professional prejudice in everyone's mind that these highly educated graduates should engage in more decent jobs instead of being ordinary drivers.

Similar news has happened before.

In August 2020, some netizens broke the news that the deputy director of a street office in Shenzhen actually graduated from Harvard University and was a postdoctoral fellow majoring in biophysics. This incident quickly aroused public concern, and many people felt sorry for it, thinking that such a high degree should be a scientist, not a small deputy director of the street office.

In the same month, a job advertisement in Yuhang District of Zhejiang Province also attracted the attention of netizens. The applicants in this publicity list are all from Peking University and Tsinghua. Canal Sub-district Office admitted a master of journalism and communication from Peking University, Cang Qian Sub-district Office admitted a master of materials and engineering from Tsinghua, and Nanyuan Sub-district Office admitted a doctor of geophysics from Peking University. High flyers, who graduated from Tsinghua Peking University, only applied for ordinary posts at the grass-roots level.

Isn't it a bit overqualified to let these ambitious people work in the street?

And this news is actually an own goal. The online exposure of this recruitment announcement is indeed true, but it is not in 2020, but in 20 18.

The person in charge of the Organization Department of Yuhang District of Hangzhou also specifically responded that many of these students from Tsinghua Peking University are from other places in Selected Graduates, and going to work in the streets is not overqualified, but to meet the needs of social development.

These news, which have aroused heated public opinion, not only reflect the overqualified high flyers, but also reflect the enthusiasm of the graduates of famous schools for the work within the system.

The attraction of private enterprises to the graduates of prestigious schools seems to be decreasing, while the work within the system is becoming more and more popular.

The existence of this phenomenon is largely influenced by the epidemic situation in COVID-19.

In recent years, the number of college graduates in China has increased year by year. In the past 2020, a total of 8.74 million college graduates entered the society. However, under the impact of the epidemic, many college graduates can't find ideal jobs, so they have to lower their job selection standards and choose more stable jobs to tide over the difficulties. Therefore, postgraduate entrance examination and entering the system have become more attractive choices, which is also a helpless move for college students.

But we must also realize that similar trends existed before the outbreak.

Peking University announced the employment situation of its students. The employment report of this school shows that there were 2822 students who graduated from Peking University in 2065, 438+2009. About 50% of them joined the party and government organs and institutions after graduation. In addition, 27% of them joined the major state-owned enterprises, which means that nearly 80% of the graduates chose jobs within the system.

The 20 19 epidemic has not yet broken out. High flyers, a graduate of Tsinghua Peking University, could have found a decent job in a private enterprise. Why are they more enthusiastic about the work within the system?

This may be inseparable from the increasingly obvious labor conflict in recent years. Life within the system was once considered by the public to be comfortable, relaxed and enterprising. Young people should enter the society and strive for a better future through competition.

However, with the gradual emergence of "996" and other phenomena, people gradually realize that excessive involution will make young people overwhelmed. Although the income from work within the system is not as good as that of financial and internet companies, this job can make young people live with more quality and dignity.

Under the social background of slowing economic growth, these advantages of working within the system are becoming more and more valuable. Perhaps this is the idea of choosing graduates from prestigious schools to enter the system.

Whether you graduated from a prestigious school or not, choosing a job is ultimately a personal choice. After graduating from a prestigious school, you can kill pigs and sell meat, and naturally you can enter the system to serve the society.