Recently, I learned from the relevant media that [in order to attract talents, major cities have made great moves]

As of March 1 this year, there have been more than 20 cities nationwide that have introduced various policies for talent introduction and settlement.

Settling down and lowering education, buying a house and lowering the down payment, and reducing the standard of points - the intensity of the battle for people in major cities is even more intense than in the past.

Faced with these policies, how should fresh graduates from all over the world make choices?

[Liaoge] thinks:

In many cases, external factors can only be used as a reference. Where to go after graduation, you have to follow your inner choice.

These tendencies still account for a larger proportion of graduates choosing where to work:

> > 1. Unforgettable metropolis feelings. >

The metropolis is the place that many graduates yearn for.

Although they know that there are many challenges and difficulties, they will still resolutely choose to go to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

The internship subsidy of more than 1,000 yuan is not more than double the salary of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

The accommodation subsidy of several hundred yuan is not as good as the temptation of urban life.

> > Second, choose second- and third-tier cities that are closer to home. >

For students studying in colleges and universities in this province, many choose to go to cities that are closer to home and have relatively developed economies in this province.

It not only avoids long-distance travel, but also chooses a relatively good employment environment.

At the same time, the cost of living is slightly lower than in big cities.

No matter what policy is introduced, they will still make the same choice.

> > Three, go back to your hometown. >

Some people are helpless at the orders of their parents, and some people choose to be comfortable voluntarily.

So they will choose to return to their hometown to work after graduation.

Or get a relatively stable civil service or career establishment,

Or seek a job that is close to home, and it doesn't matter how much money you have.

In small places, they don't need tens of millions of entrepreneurial support.

Various policy subsidies have nothing to do with them.

> > 4. Fly with your lover. >

Some graduate couples may consider that wherever their loved ones go, they will go there.

No matter what the future holds, they cherish the present together more.

Not for anything else but for love.

In summary:

Excellent talents, those who should go to the north, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, will still go;

Aspiring youth, who should choose economically developed areas, will still choose;

A child who loves home, who should decide to return home, will still go;

Couples who dare to love, those who live and fly together, will still go together.

No matter what kind of talent policy, not to mention the implementation of various benefits, very little can affect graduates' job choices.

What's more, many things will always change, and what remains the same is just their current inner choice.