Excuse me: shall I be a village official? (You can add a high score reward)

As the saying goes, "if a tree moves, it will die, and if a person moves, it will live." If you haven't done much in one unit for too long (at least there is no sign of promotion and reuse), you may wish to change your unit and work environment as soon as possible, and there may still be opportunities. At present, clerks in public institutions are not as reliable as civil servants in administrative units, and there is no point in sticking to their posts. Young people just need more work experience to increase their own experience. In fact, the countryside is a good place to test and exercise a person's spirit of dealing with complex problems and doing things.

To tell the truth, man, I am in charge of cadre and personnel work, and I have also participated in many cadres' temporary training work. According to my actual grasp in recent years, generally speaking, most of them can be promoted within two or three years when they are village officials. If I have good ability, I can do something practical and make some achievements in the village, and it will be faster if someone helps me with my shirt. There are many rural policies now, which can give a young man a platform to display his talents and improve his quality. It is more meaningful and has more opportunities than working hard in public institutions.

At present, the general situation of appointing cadres is to take temporary training at the grass-roots level, with grassroots work experience and experience. In fact, it is good for your promoted career, because your temporary time is your grassroots work experience, so you don't have to go to the grass-roots level for exercise.

Furthermore, I suggest that if you are over 35 years old, you need to consider this problem carefully. If you are old, even if you are promoted at normal time, you will be promoted to be a village official at the grassroots level, but it has been decided that your career will not go too far. If you are between 25 and 30 years old, I very much agree with you to be a village official at the grassroots level.

In a word, this problem is a complicated matter, and no one can give you a 100% decision. This requires you to make a comprehensive decision based on whether you are suitable for your career, your age, what kind of social relationships you have (these relationships will affect your future path, of course, you can build them while walking), the actual use of your local cadres (how to arrange cadres who used to be temporary village officials), and so on, including your future opportunities.

The above are some suggestions I give you from my own work practice and our local situation, hoping to give you some reference. I sincerely hope that you can do something practical for the masses during your temporary employment in the countryside and at the same time increase your ability to cope with complex situations, which is very beneficial to your future development. Because the standard for organizing personnel departments to promote and reuse cadres is having both ability and political integrity.