Half of the emerging professions earn more than 5,000 yuan a month, is this holding them back?

If it is in Zhengzhou, it is not considered a hindrance. This salary is not low for someone who has just entered an emerging profession.

There are many emerging professions now, such as new media operations, shrimp peelers, sleep testers, dog walkers, review experts, sommeliers, food tasters, etc. Some of these professions seem very strange, because after all, some professions are indeed a bit incomprehensible, such as dog walkers, food tasters, etc.

But I have to say that with the development of the times, some emerging professions are still very popular. However, because it is an emerging profession, many wages are still very high, and the monthly income can even reach tens of thousands of yuan.

But this salary level must be related to the city. After all, not every city's emerging professional practitioners can get such high wages. For example, in a city like Zhengzhou, people in Henan know that ordinary wages are not high, and even clerks' wages are only around 4,000 to 5,000 yuan. Therefore, if practitioners in emerging professions can get a salary of about 5,000 yuan in Zhengzhou , is not considered a hindrance, and is even very consistent with the salary level here in Zhengzhou.

On the other hand, Zhengzhou is a developing city, so many emerging occupations are not popular in Zhengzhou, and many companies have even made it clear that they do not need them. But in some relatively developed cities, such as Beijing and Shanghai, a salary of 5,000 yuan is not high, and some people can even earn tens of thousands of yuan. If this is the case, a salary of 5,000 yuan would be considered a laggard in those places.

So whether the monthly income of emerging professional practitioners exceeding 5,000 will be a hindrance depends on different cities. The cities have different levels of development, and the conclusions drawn are also different.