Confusion about entering state-owned enterprises

State-owned enterprises are state-owned enterprises, and they are handled by unified rules formulated by the upper levels. For example, Sinopec has rules for Sinopec and PetroChina has rules for PetroChina. Simply put, it is normalization. For example, you can't just dismiss, resign with procedures, take vacations according to state regulations, and have all five insurances and one gold.

As for how to get in, you can do whatever you want. If you are a student, you can find a state-owned enterprise when you graduate. Now it's a contract system for five years. If you are a non-graduate student, you can also submit your resume to state-owned enterprises, but there seems to be an age limit. Unless you have excellent skills or connections, it is not easy to get in.

State-owned enterprises are suitable for self-cultivation, muddling along, and the salary is average, but the work tasks are relatively easy. If you want to make a difference or make a lot of money, don't hang out in state-owned enterprises without background. If it is a fresh student, it is recommended to jump after working for 2-3 years.