What does it indicate that national model workers are resigning from large state-owned enterprises to work in private companies?
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Distinguished guests, internet users, moderators, and technical experts, what does it indicate when national model workers resign from large state-owned enterprises to work in private companies?
It shows that your posts are easily banned. :P
It shows that in state-owned enterprises, it’s not enough to just be competent; high emotional intelligence is also required
The material rewards and intangible assets that model workers bring with them today far exceed honors
The backers of the model workers have fallen, or no longer have power. A normal choice.
The title of model worker can’t be used as food. Veterans who fought against the Japanese were even begging for food.
The concept of model workers has changed now; they no longer value honor alone, but also material benefits, money, and career advancement – these are what matter most
It shows that the company can still operate even without certain people! If one model worker leaves, another can be trained – this is precisely what state-owned enterprises have in abundance. Moreover, the authenticity of today’s model workers is still relatively low; it depends entirely on passing exams, with no demonstration of actual practical experience.
State-owned enterprises are not in short supply; it is private enterprises that need such entities. With proper allocation and utilization of resources, and through complementarity, this is really great. . It shows that large state-owned enterprises are still training people, even if it’s for symbolic purposes.
It shows that he wants to change his work environment; why complicate things? :lol
Don’t think that just by giving someone an honorary title, they’ll be willing to work hard for you their whole life!