🇨🇳China’s strange move to save the unemployment rate🇨🇳
🇨🇳The Chinese government recently proposed a new plan to deal with high unemployment. They called on universities across the country to expand the recruitment of scientific research assistants. This move is aimed at increasing employment opportunities, but it has triggered some interesting discussions.
🤔 The interesting thing about this program is that these research assistant jobs aren’t always real jobs. In fact, this is more like a "career transition area", providing a transition period for unemployed students, allowing them time to think about their career plans or look for other job opportunities.
💰 Some people question the salary situation in these "career transition areas", and some positions may not even pay. This raises the question of whether the plan is simply a waste of taxpayer money while ostensibly boosting employment.
However, these research assistant roles also have their benefits. While they don't have to actually work, they provide a transition period for other unemployed students, giving them more time to think about their career plans or look for other job opportunities. At the same time, these experiences can also increase their skills and experience, which will be helpful for future career development.
In short, this plan has alleviated the pressure of unemployment to a certain extent, but it has also raised doubts about whether it is truly beneficial to the future career development of graduates. 🤷♂️💼
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