Is it better to be a non commissioned officer or a village officer, is it better to find an officer,

It's better to be a village official.

1.When you become a village official, you sign a contract every three years, and after two years of work, you start to get extra points in the civil service and public institution exams, and your chances of being admitted are much greater. Besides, whether or not you will get bad habits is completely personal, and there are many people who are addicted to smoking and drinking as village officials, so if you become a non-commissioned officer, you will definitely not be contaminated with bad habits?!

2.I believe most people have a deep understanding of the saying that it is fairer to be a soldier Now don't talk about non-commissioned officers, it doesn't matter if you want to be a soldier? It doesn't matter if you go, you think there will be a good place to go?

Not to mention life skills, how many jobs are properly arranged for those who have returned from a new job? Those who are really capable will definitely not wait for the arrangement!

3.I believe that if you become a village official, if you want to do something for the people and be practical, you will definitely be welcomed. The conditions in the countryside are really poor, it is really true, if you can't stand the slightest hardship, it is estimated that it will be difficult for the recruits to endure even three months.

4.If you don't pass the test, you won't have the pain of choice.

Support the view of the flickering world.

I have served for 12 years, and I strongly recommend being a village official, and I am also a real official.

A non-commissioned officer is just a beautiful lie, remember that the military regulations clearly state that "a non-commissioned officer is a soldier". It's true that the army trains people, but when you want to be promoted to a higher non-commissioned officer, you will know what darkness is. When the troops don't need you, you return to the place and understand the phrase:

You are the loveliest person in times of war, the most respectable person in the face of disasters, and the most pitiful person when you are discharged from the army and changed jobs.

Trust me, don't repeat the mistakes of the past.

Let's be a non-commissioned officer.

1.After three years as a village official, you will definitely be looking for a job on your own. And the village magistrate should make you have bad habits (drinking, smoking) and no ability.

2.Enter the army, at least make your own competition platform more fair, open, and fair. Even if you don't end up in the army, a life skill and a good habit will be enough for you to use for a lifetime.

3.If you like the job of a village official, you can also choose this, I can't affect your future in a few simple words, but you must be mentally prepared for the village official, you will not see the outside city all year round; Eat and drink with the villagers; Sandwiched between the village and town levels**; Can't provide a better platform for you to play and so on.

4.The competition for village officials has also intensified, and it is not easy to be admitted.

A college student village official in the suburbs of Beijing.

I helped you ask this question on the village officials' forum.

There are two ways for conscripts to become non-commissioned officers: one is to prepare to apply for the non-commissioned officer school after enlisting in the army, and become a non-commissioned officer by being admitted to the non-commissioned officer school; The second is to become a non-commissioned officer before being discharged from the army.

After enlisting in the army, he applied for the non-commissioned officer school. In addition to normal military training, professional work, and physical training, we should use our spare time to study cultural and operational theoretical knowledge and lay a solid cultural, professional, and physical foundation. Of course, they also have to report to the leaders of the unit that they want to take the non-commissioned officer examination, and strive to get their support and help.

Selected as a non-commissioned officer through compulsory soldiers. It is also necessary to do a good job in military training, professional work, and physical training, especially in the practical operation of professional and technical skills, learn more from officers and veterans, strive to become experts at an early date, stand out from the comrades-in-arms, be recognized by the leaders of the unit and comrades-in-arms, and lay a solid foundation for smoothly staying in the unit.

In addition to the above-mentioned requirements, it is also necessary to have a good relationship with the leaders and comrades-in-arms of the unit, pay attention to uniting comrades, and win as many votes as possible when the unit votes, evaluates and recommends the unit. Otherwise, the unit will get too few votes from the masses, the branch will not recommend you, and it will be difficult for you to stay. In the past, there were times when the leaders above agreed to change a soldier into a non-commissioned officer, but the company branch objected, reporting that the soldier's performance was too poor, and the result was not left.

If you participate in the competition of units above the regiment or brigade level, and can win the top three, or have meritorious service, join the party, and be rated as an outstanding soldier within two years, it will also help you stay in the team and become a non-commissioned officer.

In general, officers are of a higher rank and better paid than non-commissioned officers.

According to Article 2 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Active-Duty Officers promulgated by Order No. 43 of the President of the People's Republic of China (amended for the second time on December 28, 2000 at the 19th Session of the Standing Committee of the Ninth National People's Congress), officers refer to servicemen on active duty who have been awarded posts at or above the platoon level or professional and technical posts at or above the junior level, and have been awarded the corresponding military ranks. According to the nature of their duties, officers are divided into military officers, political officers, logistics officers, equipment officers, and professional and technical officers.

Therefore, civilian cadres in the military (such as instructors in many military academies and doctors in military hospitals) are not military officers and do not hold military cards.

Non-commissioned officers, that is, "professional soldiers", are higher than soldiers (ordinary soldiers). In our country, non-commissioned officers are generally selected from among soldiers who have completed their term of service, and citizens with professional skills can also be directly recruited from outside the military to become non-commissioned officers. Non-commissioned officers do not belong to the cadre sequence and do not wear seniority badges.

It's not good to find a soldier I'm not burying myself I'm an officer I'm an officer I'll be sad if I find it Believe it or not My girlfriend was the place in the first place Because I couldn't wait too much time I broke up My current girlfriend can also be said to be my fiancée My military academy classmate I just want to say that the love of a soldier is not something anyone can afford.

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Officers, of course!

Officers are cadres after all! And a non-commissioned officer, even if he reaches the highest level, will always be a soldier! In the future, the state will definitely assign jobs to officers!

Personally, I think it's good, non-commissioned officers still have a future in the army now, but this is relative, many people always compare non-commissioned officers with officers, but I think this still has to be looked at comprehensively. 1.Now the non-commissioned officer corps as a whole is still relatively promising, but this should be relative to the same average level in the dissipated places, such as the treatment of the non-commissioned officer corps, the corporal is more than 6,000 a month, and the third-term non-commissioned officers are generally 8,000-9,000.

If they work in a down-to-earth manner in the army, it is not a big problem for the third-term noncommissioned officers to buy a house in an ordinary city or county and lay a foundation. 2.In addition, the current policy system is also constantly improving, the military security is more in place, and the non-commissioned officer team is also being paid more and more attention, for example, there are now non-commissioned officer chiefs, non-commissioned officer staff officers, etc., and the policy of changing non-commissioned officers to civilian positions has also been introduced, and with the establishment of the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, the security of retired servicemen should also be improved, and these are our good trends.