What impact will the new recruitment rules of Tobacco Bureau bring?

The new regulations issued by tobacco companies have broken the unfair phenomenon in the past and given more students the opportunity to apply for the iron rice bowl jobs within the system.

For a long time, the Tobacco Bureau has been regarded as the "golden rice bowl" in people's minds. Many students who graduated from 985 or 2 1 1 colleges yearn to enter the tobacco bureau, where the relaxed working environment and generous salary are enviable. However, the recruitment method of Tobacco Bureau has been criticized as "opaque" and "closed", which makes many outstanding graduates unable to start.

This promotes students' positive choices and provides them with more opportunities. This is not only conducive to students' personal development, but also conducive to promoting social equity and economic development. More outstanding young people join the system, which provides fresh blood for these positions and promotes the innovation and progress of the unit.

However, it should be noted that not all tobacco companies completely prohibit employees' children from applying for the exam. So we can't simply think that the inside story of recruitment exists in all recruitment systems. We should believe that the policies within the system are fair and just.

Significance of new regulations of tobacco bureau

There are many iron rice bowl jobs in tobacco companies, but in the past, many people thought these jobs were difficult to enter, which was considered as the so-called "family hereditary system". Because these positions are often filled by internal recruitment, it means that it is difficult for ordinary students to get opportunities. Recently, however, the tobacco bureaus in Shandong, Jiangxi, Shanxi and other places have issued new recruitment regulations, clearly stating that "three generations of lineal blood relatives are not allowed to apply".

This provision is praised by netizens as a way to break the "hereditary system", providing more people with opportunities to enter the system and realizing the right of fair competition. This move was not only warmly welcomed by college students, but also triggered a wide range of social discussions.