Is it difficult for state-owned enterprises to recruit only one person?

It's hard. State-owned enterprises are equivalent to being responsible for the production and operation of state-owned enterprises. State-owned enterprises are treated so well that it is of course difficult to work in them. The main reason is that state-owned enterprises don't recruit students every year, because most positions in state-owned enterprises are a radish and a pit, and everyone works in an orderly way in their own positions. State-owned enterprises have old employees who need to make up for retirement. On the other hand, they need to inject fresh blood and cultivate talents. The minimum education for state-owned enterprises is a bachelor's degree, which has professional requirements.