Beipiao top student: living in the basement of 7 square meters, the small company works overtime until 9 o'clock every day, it is time to leave
In recent years, more and more top students have poured into first-tier cities, because the opportunities in first-tier cities are much higher than those in other cities. And in the first-tier cities, there are often many top-level companies stationed there, but to work hard in the first-tier cities, the first thing you have to bear is the problem of high rent. If you live far away from the company, you will be delayed for a long time on the way to and from get off work, and there are also various unstable factors. If you want to live close by, the average person cannot afford the high rent.
After Xiao Zhao graduated from graduate school, he came to Beijing to work hard. After the job was settled, Xiao Zhao started his journey of renting a house. But after screening a circle of houses, Xiao Zhao found that the ideal rental location is generally more expensive, but if you live far away. Then there will be a long delay on the way to and from get off work, basically two hours every day to and from get off work. Later, there was no way, Xiao Zhao rented a seven-square-meter basement near the company. But even if it is seven square meters, the rent is 1,100 yuan.
In addition, Xiao Zhao also had a headache when eating, because he lived in the basement and had no conditions to cook, so he could only go to a nearby restaurant to eat. But the price of each meal is basically more than 20 yuan. Although ordering takeaway can be cheaper by three or five yuan, there are only two or three takeaways with lower prices. However, the last straw that crushed Xiao Zhao appeared at work, because although the company where Xiao Zhao worked was not large, it basically worked overtime until nine o'clock in the evening every day, and it was still unpaid overtime. In such a situation, Xiao Zhao persisted for three months. Later, he could not maintain his life. Xiao Zhao packed up his luggage and fled Beijing.
- The high cost of living crushes the strugglers
Nowadays, many people who work hard in the first-tier cities have to consider the high cost of living although they have broad development. First of all, in terms of renting, the high rent is enough to discourage many people. If you want to rent a decent single apartment in a first-tier city like Beijing, the price is basically more than 3,000 yuan. In addition to renting a house, food, clothing, and interpersonal communication, the monthly expenses in these aspects are also a lot of money. Therefore, the high cost of living often overwhelms many strugglers.
- Small companies are often "broken"
The reason why people are rushing to enter some big companies is that big companies have to crush small companies in terms of salary and work processes. For example, many small companies now adopt high-pressure management, and they often try to squeeze employees in various ways. The most common method is to leave employees to work overtime for free in the company.
What do you think are the pros and cons of working hard in a first-tier city? Do you have experience working in first-tier cities? Welcome everyone to communicate in the comment area!