About "1300 graduate students apply for 30 positions selling pork"?

Some time ago, there was a news that attracted people's attention, that is, a supermarket selling pork recruited jobs, and there were actually 1.3 million graduate students registered. It is not uncommon for college students to sell pork, but the former 1300 graduate students applied for 30 positions, almost catching up with the ratio of the number of applicants to the number of recruits in the civil service examination. So why do so many people apply for the position of selling pork? At that time, the conditions provided by the supermarket were better, not only the salary was high, but also the training after work was emphasized. Many people think that college students are not suitable for this kind of work at all, and they have studied for so many years in vain. Others think that supermarkets are very inappropriate. Who can't sell pork? Why spend so much money to recruit some master students?

People are so disgusted, that's because everyone is still relatively traditional, and college students have to do some decent work. Some manual work should be done by uneducated people. In this world, it is wrong to think that everyone is equal before work. There are so many college students now that it is difficult to find a job, and it is difficult to find a job with high salary and good salary. Selling pork can also exercise people. I meet all kinds of people every day and know a lot about the social situation, so naturally I have accumulated a lot of experience. If you don't want to do this job in the future, it is also beneficial to choose to start a business.

There is nothing wrong with what the supermarket did. College students have higher quality and stronger ability to deal with things than those without higher education, rather than solving things rudely. In this way, the image of the supermarket will naturally be good, and pork will be sold faster. Moreover, it is sensational that so many people apply for positions, and it is also propaganda for supermarkets.