You have to go in if you break your head. Why do parents who work in the system let their children take the iron rice bowl exam?

The attention of applying for civil servants has always been high. In fact, I didn't quite understand why I wanted to apply for civil servants before. You know, this kind of test can really be described as a wooden bridge with millions of soldiers. Although it is not the college entrance examination, it is not as competitive as the college entrance examination in the market. Moreover, the civil service examination is not only a written test, but also a candidate. No matter which one fails, there is no way to hire. So this test is really not easy.

However, for these people who take the exam, some of them probably want to take the exam themselves, but some of them are probably forced by their parents' work pressure. Parents force their children to sign up and the children say that they are not enough to take the exam. It seems that the vast majority of parents will want to let their children apply for civil servants, especially those parents who are themselves within the system. They expect their children to take the civil service exam. Let me analyze why parents have this idea.

First, civil servants are iron rice bowls.

In fact, I have to say that national civil servants are really iron rice bowls. As long as everyone can pass the exam, there is no doubt that there is no need to worry about their future life. Although the salary of civil servants is not as high as that of these big cities, the job is really stable and the salary and welfare are really ok. Because parents really enjoy this welfare, they will look forward to their children being admitted to civil servants.

Second, it sounds super nice to say.

Parents naturally want their children to be admitted to civil servants, and another key factor is that they think it is super nice to say it. In fact, parents love each other very much, and they are likely to be children after becoming parents. If someone asks where your child works, if he works just to make money, some parents probably don't know what to say, but if he is admitted to the national civil service, he can directly say in which unit, and parents will feel embarrassed.