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Yes, because the work of civil servants is very stable, there will be no layoffs or dismissals.

Details The "35-year-old crisis" in the workplace is boiling, and "using the new instead of the old" has become a phenomenon in workplace recruitment. The deputies suggested that the age limit for state civil servants should be abolished to send a positive signal to society.

First of all, the representative believes that the "35-year-old crisis" is an unreasonable restriction on enterprise recruitment, and the age of 35 is just the best time for a person to do his career, and the age of 35 is in the prime of life, and he is in the mature stage of work, business, and human affairs. Therefore, the "35-year-old threshold" should not become a workplace crisis for middle-aged people, but should become a mainstay force in the social labor market, and also help mobilize the enthusiasm of middle-aged people.

35 years old is also in a difficult stage of life, social responsibility, family responsibility, there are many places where money is needed, if they are turned away because of age restrictions, it is unfair. In those years, when enterprises were laid off, many employees over the age of 35 were the first to bear the burden, but it was difficult for them to find a second job, and this social reality also needed to be solved urgently, so in the deputies' view, being able to be admitted to the civil service after the age of 35 was also a very rare talent, and it should be hired exceptionally.

In the imperial examination in ancient China, although there was no age limit, on the whole, the average age of their middle school was about 30 years old, and "Fan Jin Zhongju" was also one of the few cases, and many Bai Weng Xiucai, who had not been admitted for many years, had to do nothing all his life because he wanted to enter the office, so he had the saying that "useless is a scholar".

If the age limit is really relaxed, and those over 35 years old take the civil service examination, do they really have an advantage in taking the exam?

Although the answer is not absolute, it is undeniable that the subjects of the civil service written examination, especially the subject of the "Administrative Ability Test", require candidates to make an accurate and rapid response to the question in a short period of time.

Agencies do not have too heavy performance appraisal pressure like enterprises, and many units take more care of old colleagues by default, so leaders still prefer to arrange work for young people who are energetic, have little family burden, and respect leaders, and often stay away from those over 35 years old, which is unfair to young people. Middle-aged people are also vulnerable to marginalization and exclusion.

And especially some grassroots positions, are not friendly to older people, they are simply not competent, and their bodies will be unbearable. If the age limit is abolished, it will also be a big impact on the current public examination, and the competition may be greater and the score may be higher.

I think that if the age is really broken, there will definitely be people who will take the exam, after all, civil service is a dream career for many people.

Even at such an age, there will still be people who will take the exam. Because civil servants are iron rice bowls, with stable salaries and stable jobs, as long as you don't make big mistakes, you can retire. And the benefits are also very good.

So many people want to take the civil service exam and want a stable job. It has nothing to do with age, so even if you are 35 years old, someone will go to the exam.

If you feel that you have the ability to govern and that you can change your hometown, then you can try hard and contribute a little strength to the country.

Of course, I will take the exam, in fact, I think many people's thoughts are that they will make more money when they are young, and when they are between the ages of 30 and 35, they will take the civil service exam and have a stable job.

Yes, because there is a lot of pressure on people to find employment now, there will still be people who take the exam.

I think I'm going to take exams because middle-aged people in their 35s are very stressful and may take on challenges to survive.