Friends from state-owned enterprises, tell me what it’s like to be in a state-owned enterprise? (Especially friends from Jiangxi Copper), friends from private enterprises also tell us what it’s like to be in a private enterprise?
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Friends from state-owned enterprises, tell me what it’s like to be in a state-owned enterprise? (Especially friends from Jiangxi Copper), friends from private enterprises, tell me your feelings?
In state-owned enterprises, it is the word "endurance", in private enterprises, it is the word "do"! hehe
But now I think it would be great to stay in a state-owned enterprise, especially a large state-owned enterprise, and stay there for more than 10 years, learn something solid, and then come out! The room for improvement in private enterprises is too limited!
The number of years of service in state-owned enterprises is limited, but there is great pressure and strong competition in private enterprises.
Deeply agree! In a private enterprise, you are constantly busy and don’t have much time to rest!
There is also a big difference between private enterprises. Some private enterprises are very picky and will tell you everything clearly. Some bosses are more generous. If you are really capable, the treatment is pretty good! Our employees here are hired from state-owned enterprises, and their annual salaries are very scary! hehe!
Being in a state-owned enterprise is like taking a leisurely stroll in a garden； In private enterprises, it is like charging into battle. In a state-owned enterprise, you can grow flowers and grass, or go fishing leisurely. In private enterprises, you can only run selflessly and spend all your time.
I feel the same way. We are pretty much the same here.
In state-owned enterprises, you can work until you retire, while in private enterprises, you have high wages but short working life. After the boss drains your skills, you will be unemployed.
State-owned enterprises are relatively stable, while private enterprises will try their best to use you and only care about their own immediate interests.
The difference is quite big, but they are all places of fair competition. State-owned enterprises are stable and easy, and have lower incomes, while private enterprises are busy and tired, and have higher incomes. There is one truth in them all.: Giving = getting. With the development of society, the difference between the two has gradually diminished. After all, it is a market economy, and competition is fair.