How is the work of the Meteorological Bureau?

Question 1: How are the benefits of the Meteorological Bureau? The Meteorological Bureau is a national vertical institution with no law enforcement power and is a purely service-oriented unit. Wages are guaranteed, and incomes in the southeastern coastal areas are generally higher than those in the mainland. The Nanjing Regional Meteorological Bureau officially pays double wages, with an annual income of more than 100,000 yuan. The monthly income of ordinary employees at the Lishui Weather Radar Station is more than 7,000 yuan, and the monthly income of the Chengdu Meteorological Observatory is more than 6,000 yuan. A colleague of mine worked in the Chengdu Meteorological Department after graduating from graduate school. I'm not sure about other places. Temporary workers have lower wages, but I don’t know how much they will get. Forecasting by the Meteorological Bureau is a technical activity with good benefits; the lightning protection office has the opportunity to earn extra money; there is a radiation subsidy for radar operation; the observation is on time every day, rain or shine; there are few people doing things, and there are many office chores. It may be a little worse, and the handyman is even worse. . Generally speaking, state units are not that bad. Wages are guaranteed and benefits are good. There are few young people in the unit and many veteran revolutionaries. Female comrades are more suitable to work here. Promotions follow a single line of meteorology, with replacement of old and new. I also want to know the specific treatment of Hubei County Meteorological Bureau. If you know, please let me know!

Question 2: What is the working environment of the Meteorological Bureau like? It depends on what kind of work you do in the Meteorological Bureau. For example, if you are a meteorological observer in the Meteorological Bureau, the working conditions will be more difficult. On sunny or rainy days, you have to go outdoors to observe the temperature, humidity, cloud height, etc. If you are a meteorological analyst, the working conditions are better. You face the computer all day long and calculate data.

Question 3: What is the salary of the National Meteorological Center of the China Meteorological Administration? The National Meteorological Administration is an institution directly under the State Council, at the deputy ministerial level. The staff of the bureau are managed according to the national civil servants, and the salary and benefit levels are among the ministries and commissions of the State Council. It is above the average level. For example, the salary income level of a newly employed civil servant with a master's degree in the first year (including monthly salary, housing subsidy, provident fund, lunch subsidy, etc., after monetization, the basic annual income is about 50,000 yuan), and then as the service length and position increase, Adjust gradually.

The China Meteorological Administration has an independent meteorological park opposite Beitu, which houses hospitals, shops, restaurants, staff canteens, kindergartens, etc. It has all kinds of living facilities, and the public security environment and park greening are very good. Fresh graduates accepted in recent years have been provided with single apartments and dormitories as a transitional option, so they can work without leaving the campus, which is very convenient.

With the rapid development of the meteorological industry, there are many national key projects and scientific research projects, frequent foreign exchanges, and abundant education and training opportunities. It can be said that it provides young people with broad opportunities to display their talents and ambitions and improve their own quality. stage.

There are many bureau-affiliated public institutions in the park, and their staff are managed according to the staff within the national public institution establishment. Because the current public institution salary system favors professional and technical personnel in policy, so among them, employees The salary level is slightly higher than that of the civil servants mentioned above. In addition, there are some units that are managed according to the nature of the enterprise, so it is difficult to compare.

What is not ideal is that the housing prices in the park are now too high. Houses in the 1980s were sold for 25,000 yuan/square meter, because most old people are unwilling to leave, and newcomers want to come in. , demand is strong.

General comments: The soft environment is superior, the salary is medium, and the career stability is extremely high, but the demand for talents other than atmospheric science is small.

If you don’t want to be your own boss, but also want to live a peaceful life of being rich, this is an ideal choice.

Question 4: What is it like to work in the meteorological department? The meteorological department of the Air Traffic Control Bureau is generally divided into meteorological forecasting, meteorological monitoring and meteorological equipment. The nature of the work is also somewhat different. LZ should be weather forecast. The salary is said to be higher than that of the local meteorological bureau, and the responsibilities will be greater. I didn't find out because the status is lower. This may be because the position and salary are lower than those under control. Room for development? What do you mean, you want to be promoted to the director of the meteorological office? There are more than a dozen people in a department, and those who are much more senior than you are, don't even think about it if they are less than 10 or 8 years old. On the other hand, you can take the professional title test. Once you get junior, intermediate, or senior professional titles, your salary and benefits will also increase. Therefore, the space for development is all due to your own efforts. There is room wherever you work hard. If you don’t work hard, there will be room and no development.

Question 5: I would like to ask the seniors how the work of the Meteorological Bureau Information Center is. Any job is like a siege. Those who cannot get in want to get in, and those who do will complain.

The information center is mainly engaged in data processing and computers, and is not specialized in weather forecasting. It may be exposed to some weather forecasting in the future.

Question 6: How are the salaries paid by the Meteorological Bureau and the Seismological Bureau? The man upstairs, the work depends on the situation.

The Earthquake Administration is not particularly clear. In the case of the Meteorological Bureau, it is divided into departments.

Because it is a public institution, the salary is lower than that of civil servants. But it is more stable than ordinary companies. The intensity of work should be divided into departments.

If it is an institution directly under the provincial level, such as a meteorological observatory, information center, public service center, climate center, scientific research institute and other directly affiliated institutions, the official establishment is the enterprise establishment, which undertakes certain business every day work and some scientific research work. The intensity of work also depends on the weather and equipment. For example, at the weather station, when the weather is bad, such as heavy rain, snowstorms, etc., the work intensity is quite high. You have to run to the toilet, and you have to carry your business phone with you when you are squatting in a pit. Or in the information center, if the computer breaks down, it needs to be repaired at night.

If it is a city or county bureau, many of them are comprehensive positions, which means they have to do both forecasting and maintenance, and they also need to write papers to evaluate professional titles

It is not easy to generalize, but it is also very stressful. Sometimes when a certain area is responsible for major events, the central government's phone can go directly to the city or county bureau. When the forecast is uncertain, the voice when answering the phone is trembling

Question 7: What is the system development of the Meteorological Bureau? What kind of work do you do? How is the treatment? There are many directions for system development. Most of them are to assist the weather forecast business, a few are developed to verify the accuracy of the forecast, and some are to display the latest meteorological elements, or develop some professional software with specific needs.

As for the salary, it depends on whether there is a staff or not. If there is a staff, just like other forecasters, they will never starve to death or thrive. If you don't edit, the salary will be mediocre, and there's nothing better than stability. It's better to go to an outside software company.

Question 8: How is the salary at the China Meteorological Administration? Did you ask the National Meteorological Administration? The salary is pretty good.

But it cannot be compared with white-collar workers who make a lot of money. If you want to make a lot of money, don’t come to the meteorological industry.

Question 9: How is the treatment at the municipal meteorological bureau? How does it compare with the average local civil servant? Don't underestimate these small units. Units like the Meteorological Bureau and Seismological Bureau have very few people, usually around 20 people. Although they don't have much power, they are relatively free. If you are lucky, the treatment is very good.

Question 10: How are the benefits of working in the Meteorological Bureau? The Meteorological Bureau is a unit under "managed management" and is directly subordinate to the higher-level administrative department, that is, wages, personnel appointments and removals, transfers, etc. are directly managed by the upper-level administrative department. The salary is definitely higher than that of ordinary civil servants, and I heard from a friend that the weather system is planning to introduce a new policy this year, which is that in addition to salary, there will be a certain housing subsidy every month. The standard is about 500-1000, depending on the specific situation. Depends on local economy.