Let s talk about my thoughts on college students becoming village cadres

I'm not a college student, but I'm the village head. I joined the work of the village committee in early 2006 and was elected as the village director in July. I don't have the spirit of Lei Feng of selfless dedication.

But my motivation is to really want to be able to change my hometown through my own efforts. This year is the third year of the village director, and our village secretary has changed twice, both of which are subordinate. The second secretary resigned from the town party committee just last week.

The organization asked me to serve as the branch secretary, but I didn't agree. I haven't been sent to it yet. I was really tired, and I wanted to quit my job early on, but I didn't, because I promised to finish one term.

I'm going to resign next year. I really don't want to do it. Village cadres really don't have much to do, unless you want to make mistakes, then it's easy to get rich.

It's just that I personally think that if you dream of being a rich man, you don't want to be a village cadre, otherwise you won't be able to give yourself a satisfactory answer in life. Being a man for a lifetime is just a few decades, try not to do something regrettable. People can misunderstand you, but don't be there when you're dying and regret how many wrong things you've done.

My dream is to be a rich man, to be a rich man who is free to control his own destiny, so I want to give up the light that I am getting now.

ring, position. Everything is empty, and I don't want to do things that go against my conscience, so I can only choose to leave. As a member of the Communist Party, I think I have contributed enough. Three years of military service, three years as a village director, almost.

In fact, many people look down on this position, if it is easy to rise, the more grassroots the easier. But the conditions may be a little worse. The key is up to you, the current policy seems to be that if you pass in 2 years, you will be officially hired as a civil servant.

It will not automatically become a civil servant, but it will give you an extra 5 points after 3 years.

Do you understand the role of a springboard.

Who wants to deal with farmers for the rest of their lives.

Who wants to live with the dirt for the rest of their lives.

There is only a relationship between exploiting and being exploited.

There is no Lei Feng spirit of selfless dedication.

With the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, more and more college students choose to return to their hometowns to become village cadres. However, whether or not this is a good option depends on individual circumstances and goals.

For those who are eager to contribute to their hometown and pay attention to rural development, returning to their hometown to become a village cadre is a very meaningful choice. In this role, they can help their fellow villagers to achieve better living conditions by promoting agricultural development, improving infrastructure, promoting education and culture, and more.

At the same time, serving as a village cadre can also allow college students to exercise their leadership and management skills, and enhance their communication and coordination skills, which are very important for future career development. In addition, this can also accumulate political capital for him, laying the foundation for Pachai's future political career.

However, returning to his hometown to become a village cadre is not an option for everyone. If an individual's career goals do not match the work content and environment of the village cadre faction, then this can become a waste of time and resources. In addition, because the responsibilities and work pressure required by the work of village cadres are relatively large, it may bring certain difficulties and challenges to college students.

To sum up, when considering returning to your hometown to become a village cadre, you need to comprehensively consider your own situation and goals, and weigh the pros and cons. In any case, despite the amount of effort and sacrifice required, it is still a very rewarding and worthwhile option to try.

In fact, this is just an option for current employment, there is nothing worth it, as long as you like it, stick to it. In the face of the phenomenon of college students vying to become village officials after graduation, the college students themselves still expressed their understanding. They believe that, on the one hand, being a college student village officer is a good opportunity to train themselves.

If you want to contribute to this society, you must go through the experience and tempering of the society in order to succeed in becoming a talent, and only then can you be useful to the society. Through this platform, the ability and level will be tempered and improved, and they can grow from an ignorant teenager who has just stepped out of the ivory tower to a talent who is not alarmed. On the other hand, in the face of the current fierce competition for employment in society, there is huge pressure on college students who have just walked out of school, so choosing to be a village official is a good choice to alleviate the employment pressure.

Any job that suits you is a good choice. There are several situations in which college students return to the village to work as cadres. One is recruitment, which generally does not require an exam.

It is suitable for short-term internships, which can improve oneself and develop in the system in the future. The second. Recruitment to the grassroots.

Promotion at the grassroots level is more difficult, but there is much to be done. Suitable for those who have the ability to make friends. If you just want a stable job, it is recommended that you choose a junior position carefully when you take the exam.

The third kind is college students, village officials or selected students, this kind of selection is carried out when they are about to graduate, and the requirements for selecting and cultivating the first are relatively high, and only relatively outstanding graduates can be elected, and their personal comprehensive ability and quality are very high. Therefore, it is very possible to become the village chief at a very young age.

Returning to your hometown to become a village cadre is a challenging and opportunity choice, but whether it is a good choice depends on the individual's circumstances and goals.

1. From the point of view of advantages, returning to your hometown as a village cadre can help you understand the development of your hometown and village, and at the same time provide an opportunity for you to play a role in the local area and contribute to rural development. In addition, it can provide you with a hands-on opportunity to develop your leadership and problem-solving skills.

Second, there are some challenges and limitations to returning to their hometowns to become village cadres. For example, you may need to contend with limited resources and poor infrastructure, which can make the job more challenging. In addition, this choice may also limit your career development opportunities and social circles.

Therefore, if you are willing to face challenges and make a difference in the village, returning to your hometown to become a village cadre can be a meaningful choice. However, before making any decisions, it's a good idea to carefully consider your personal goals and future and consult with some experienced people for their opinions and advice.

I am a child from the countryside, I know a lot about the situation in the countryside, and I have been working for many years, but I am still very concerned about some of the situation in the countryside, and I also know a lot of friends who are village officials in the village.

Especially in recent years, the development of rural areas has become more and more vigorous, and working in the countryside, although the facilities in all aspects will be a little backward, I think you can also achieve the goal of making a fortune, and become a village cadre in the village, you can also have good development prospects in the future. In response to your question, I suggest that we can consider the following aspects.

1. After graduation, college students will become village cadres, and the future development prospects are very good.

If you are a young university graduate, I think that going to the post of village cadre for a few years is a very useful position for your personal development, and it will be easier for you to enter the system in the future.

I also know a lot of college students village officials, these college students village officials after graduating from college, first go to the post of village officials to exercise for a few years, they can get a full range of training in this job, and at the same time meet the conditions, they can sign up for the examination in the system, and the competition for the post in the system will not be particularly fierce.

If you go directly to register for the examination in the system after graduating from university, a position may face competition from one or two hundred people, all of whom are undergraduate graduates, and if you want to get the first place, it is indeed quite difficult, and the vast majority of people will not be able to successfully go ashore.

However, you can apply for those targeted recruitment positions if you meet the corresponding conditions, usually the competition for the positions of targeted recruitment is very small, basically review it carefully, and you can successfully be admitted to the positions of civil servants and public institutions.

After college students are admitted to the position of civil servant, the future development prospects are usually not bad, because they have very solid work experience, and at the same time, after working in the position of civil servant, they can have a relatively strong ability to resist pressure, and the development of such people in the system is usually not bad.

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Be diligent in your mouth. Diligence is the primary condition for doing a good job as a college student village official. It is a new thing for college students and village officials to go to the countryside.

It takes a process for the peasant masses to know it, understand it, and accept it. College student village officials must give full play to their knowledge and expertise, and at the same time, they must also actively participate in zero-distance contact with the people, have family routines with the people, and have heart-to-heart talks with the people. At the same time, it is also necessary to conscientiously study and comprehend the spiritual policies and policies of the country, do a good job of conveying the spirit of the superior documents, and publicize the best policies for benefiting farmers.

For example, by posting advertisements and entering homes, ideological mobilization is carried out; It is necessary to take advantage of various opportunities to carry out publicity, such as using the opportunity to help children with homework and disseminate information about getting rich for farmers, and explain the great benefits of the policy of benefiting farmers; It is necessary to closely integrate with reality, use typical examples, and preach in a targeted manner, so that the peasant masses can see tangible benefits.

Be diligent in your hands. A college student village official has just started working. It is inevitable that there will be difficulties and setbacks.

This requires us to write a good "diary of people's feelings" to truly record the various difficulties and requirements reflected by the people in our village; The second is to be diligent in summing up, regularly summarizing the gains and losses of study and work, successes and failures, forming experience, drawing lessons, and constantly improving the ability to control rural work and serve the masses; Finally, we should be diligent in service, report difficulties and problems to the masses, deal with those who can do it immediately, and promise to help solve problems that cannot be solved for a while. So that "everything is implemented, and everything has an echo".

Legs should be diligent. Rural work is very hard, the workload is heavy, there are many clues, and it is difficult to convince, and it requires college students and village officials to work tirelessly to run errands. To do in-depth and meticulous ideological work, we need not to be afraid of tiredness, trouble, or scolding, and to repeatedly go deep into the homes and fields of the masses to carry out patient persuasion, education, and research.

Only by going deep into the common people has carried out the work. Only by really doing practical things for the people can we integrate into the people and do a good job of writing research. in order to connect with the hearts of the people.

Sometimes, because of the needs of work, college students and village officials have to repeatedly run between counties, towns, and villages, and many times they will feel physically and mentally exhausted, but they must persevere, persist, and persist, and regard the people's service and service for the people as doing things for their own parents, taking hardship as happiness, helping others as pleasure, and taking pride in completing work tasks, so as to fully demonstrate the dedication and youthful demeanor of contemporary college students.

The brain should be diligent. Rural work is intricate. This requires college students and village officials to have brains.

For example, it is necessary to use brains to explain policies to the peasant masses, and it is even more necessary to use brains to handle rural cooperative medical care for the peasant masses. College students and village officials should give full play to their advantages of good eloquence, strong comprehension ability, and wide knowledge, so that the peasant masses can profoundly understand the benefits of the party's and the state's policy of benefiting farmers, and consciously and voluntarily apply for old-age insurance. At the same time, you should establish a good image of your village, so that the villagers can really feel that you are serving them.

When they see you, they feel like they are seeing relatives, they feel that they have something to rely on when they see you, and when they see you, they feel that their hearts are steady, so that the villagers can truly feel that the party and the state have sent them warmth and care. I really felt the meticulous work of the college student village officials, and earnestly did a good job of doing this good thing for the benefit of the country and the people.