Civil servants, power companies or tobacco companies, which is better?

Civil servants, power companies and tobacco companies are all good units in everyone's mind, with high income and "iron rice bowls". Which is better depends on your major, family situation and your career ambition. The specific analysis is as follows.

I. Civil servants

Civil servants will always be the most stable and promising career in everyone's mind. The heat of taking the exam has never cooled down, and the competition is becoming more and more fierce. In some popular positions, there have even been hundreds of people competing for a position at the same time, and those who can be admitted are really lucky.

Because there is a great demand for civil servants from the country to the local government every year, and the required majors are also very wide, there are many fresh and previous college graduates who apply for civil servants. Except for a few scarce positions, the chances of being admitted are still very high. Moreover, civil servants at the city and county levels have low requirements for academic qualifications and school background. Even undergraduates in ordinary schools have opportunities, as long as your exam results are excellent enough.

In the past, it was thought that civil servants drank tea and read newspapers every day, but now it is rare. The work of grass-roots civil servants is still very busy and hard. Overtime is normal and there is no overtime pay. In terms of income, civil servants are at least above the local average, so they won't go hungry, but it's hard to get rich just by salary. As for career promotion, there are many factors, including personal ability, family background, luck, emotional intelligence and so on.

Second, the power company.

We are told that power companies, mainly State Grid Corporation and China Southern Power Grid Corporation, are monopoly industries in China.

The recruitment of electric power companies is divided into two parts, a small part is to directly recruit famous students, and a large part is in the form of passing exams, which is not difficult. The recruitment threshold of power grid companies is relatively high, and most of the new employees recruited every year require power-related majors. Moreover, the starting point of recruitment for provincial companies and municipal companies is students from famous electric power schools in 985,211,and mainly graduate students. The electrical major in general schools can only go to county companies.

The work of power companies is still very hard and dangerous, especially the grass-roots workers in the front line. Bad weather such as wind, rain and snow is the busiest time, and the workplace often has to climb mountains and mountains.

In terms of income, power companies have gradually reduced their salaries in recent years, but their income can also reach the local medium or even higher level, at least to ensure that their income can survive the drought and flood.

Third, tobacco companies.

Tobacco companies are famous for their high taxes and high profits, and they are absolute monopoly industries. Although smoking is harmful to health, the sales of tobacco are still hot, and the profit income of tobacco companies is still high.

It is difficult to work in a tobacco company. The annual demand is not as big as that of power companies, so there is little social recruitment, and the main way of recruitment is children in the tobacco system. The work of tobacco companies is not like electric workers, but in terms of income and welfare, it is definitely the best among monopoly enterprises and enviable.

Concluding remarks

From the above analysis, I come to my conclusion:

Entry difficulty: civil servants

Income level: power companies

Therefore, being able to enter a tobacco company should be the most ideal job among the three, but it is too difficult. For most college students, taking the civil service exam is the best choice, at least with moderate difficulty, stable work and a lot of income. For students majoring in electric power, it is better to enter a power grid company than a civil servant, at least in line with their major.