Will Gansu children choose to go back to their hometown to work after graduating from college?

I think whether you choose to go back to work after graduation varies from person to person. How to choose has a lot to do with the situation when you graduate, the school you graduated from, the family environment, and your feelings for your family. Everyone's choice may be different. But I think that as long as conditions permit, most graduates may choose to work in big cities, thus changing their fate. However, the two Gansu people I know have both returned to their hometown to work after graduation. One is my college classmate, and the other is a senior in other departments of my university.

First of all, my classmate, a native of Dunhuang, Gansu, stayed in Chongqing for a while after graduation, and then his development was not very good, so he chose to go back to his hometown and join a local tourist unit. Dunhuang itself is a tourist city, and many people travel, so his work is not bad in the local area and he is very comfortable in his hometown. Now, from time to time, I send a message in the university group to let everyone travel to Gansu, and he usually attends the university reunion or his brother's wedding or invitation party at that time. His life is very comfortable.

The other is my brother, who studies physics in college. He belongs to the kind of talented person with good writing and eloquence. After graduating from college, he started his own business in medicine for a period of time. However, because of the great economic pressure and the high risk in medicine business, after working for one year, he chose to work as a civil servant in a small county town through local civil servants, which is more than enough.

These two friends are examples of choosing to go back to their hometown after graduation. One is that there is no hope of working hard outside, so I went back to my hometown. The other is the eldest son of the family, so he chose to go home, while civil servants or institutions are relatively good choices in small cities, so they all chose this road.

So, in the end, how you choose depends on your own state at that time.

I'm from Zhangye. After graduation, I worked in Xiamen, Lanzhou and Xining, and finally came back for some reasons. The biggest feeling is that Zhangye's salary level is low, his consumption is high, and there is no bigger enterprise. The best way to come back is to take the civil service exam. Enter the institution. Really speechless. I really envy people in big cities. The platforms are different. Just try harder! I'm so disappointed. I want to go to Xinjiang. Goodbye, Jin Zhangye.

I'm Zhang Ye's. Let me talk about my own experience! The best jobs to go home are civil servants and institutions. The economy is backward, there are few private enterprises and there are no reliable companies. When they go home to work, they basically have nothing to do with their majors. A large number of talented people basically don't come back to work. I don't think they don't want to come back, but they don't have suitable jobs! Some of the key university graduates who came back could not give full play to their talents. Generally speaking, they feel that the brain drain is serious and the talent is buried seriously!

This major is of great significance and the possibility of returning to China is extremely small. Due to various reasons such as poor living conditions, young people yearn to work in big cities, find a good home and find a counterpart job. It's easy to get married and live a comfortable life.

Although the countryside is a vast world, the hard life is unbearable, the living problems are not satisfied, and it is difficult to get married and start a family. Although the gap between urban and rural areas is gradually narrowing, it takes time, financial resources, material resources and manpower. So in order to balance work and family, we have to go to places where it is easy to make money, work hard and look for opportunities.

First of all, thanks to this platform. I am a recently graduated student. I still think it's good to find a job at home in my heart! After all, being close to home can take care of the elderly at home and support the development of our hometown, but many of the majors we learned from our parents are unnecessary, which forces us to go to other places to find jobs, so our family is also worried that we can't do it ourselves, leading to the brain drain in our hometown. I hope parents can develop, let the majority of students develop in their hometown, and drive the economic development of their hometown!

Generally speaking, there are only two situations when you come back. One is that you have connections at home, and you have a good job or a good entrepreneurial opportunity when you come back, or a family business. The other is that you are homesick, don't want to be outside, don't have the ability and courage to start a business outside, and finally come back without a good job or opportunity.

Children from ordinary families are willing to work in their hometown, but the output rate of working in their hometown is not large, so they have to work in other places. But there are several children around me with good family conditions, strong parents and high local positions, who basically work in larger cities outside.

First of all, subjectively, it depends on how much children love their hometown, and even the influence of parents and families is very important.

Secondly, objectively speaking, Gansu is not a developed province, and it is not as good as the developed cities in the east in terms of employment opportunities, salary and future development.

I think half of the children in Gansu will choose to work in their hometown after they go to college. First of all, many children in Gansu choose universities in this province when they are admitted to universities, which greatly limits their future development space. One more thing, Gansu people's thoughts are still conservative. Many parents of college students hope that their children can go back to their hometown to take an examination of civil servants or institutions after graduation, instead of letting them work hard outside. Because in their view, there is not much difference between people who work hard outside and those who drop out of middle school to work.