I'm 25 years old. Is it better to be a doctor or a civil servant?

At present, the employment rate of college students after graduation in China is not very high. First of all, it's not because there is no job. It is because the salary and welfare conditions that the society generally provides to college students are not as big as their expectations after graduation. Moreover, the social workplace also attaches great importance to work ability, and the work ability of newly graduated college students is generally not very high.

Therefore, most students who graduated from undergraduate or graduate schools can't find suitable jobs. The medical industry has always been an iron rice bowl in the eyes of elders, and so have civil servants. They are similar in nature, but there are also many differences.

When you choose to be a doctor or a civil servant at the age of 25, you must first look at your interests. Only if you are interested in their careers or have a plan for their future life, an ideal way out is worth considering. Although it is a material society now, on the other hand, whatever you do is for a better life, and a job with unreliable salary that can't satisfy your interests is the beginning of a bad life.

In addition, we should consider career-related requirements. First, for doctors, from the perspective of development, if they want to engage in the medical industry, they must study medicine-related majors and obtain a bachelor's degree to meet all the basic diploma requirements in the employment areas. If they want to continue to develop and make achievements in the medical industry, they must continue their studies or achieve excellent results in their work. Civil servants need outstanding abilities in all aspects. No matter what level of development, civil servants, as national staff, are responsible to the national government and people at the same time, and need to have a high ideological awareness.