Is it easy for Beijing magazine editors to find jobs? Want to go to Beijing to find a job

I am in Beijing, and it is hard to find a job now, let alone Beijing. Generally, slightly formal publishing houses and magazines basically recruit editors with graduate education or above, and because of compilation reasons, unless you are particularly excellent, most of them are supernumerary personnel. It is more realistic to do copywriting or simple text editing with a bachelor's degree, and as far as I know, many units require you to have a journalism qualification certificate, such as an editor's certificate. It is hard to say that the treatment of each unit is very different. Generally, newspapers are better than publishing houses, and some text editors spend about 2000 yuan a month. Planning and book editing are better, but the salary is also linked to your working years, funds and ability. In the same job, there are many more people with old qualifications and strong abilities every month. Now publishing houses and so on belong to public institutions, but Beijing's publishing industry is reforming and developing in the direction of state-owned enterprises. Now the treatment of many units has dropped a lot. If you don't want to settle down in Beijing, it is difficult to find a job at this stage. Is it not good to develop in your hometown? If you only have about 3000 yuan a month in Beijing, life can be said to be very difficult. Think about the high rent and transportation costs in Beijing, and there are very few units that can solve your hukou. It's very hard and tiring for Beipiao. Without good ability and good relationship, life will be too tired. If you want to exercise your ability, gold can certainly shine there.