Why do young people prefer to stay in small county towns rather than go to first-tier cities to work hard? The reason is cruel
When many people are looking for a job, they tend to go to work in big cities. Now, with the increasing pressure of living in big cities, it has become mainstream to escape from Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. In first-tier cities like Shenzhen, many friends started with dreams and devoted themselves to it. But gradually these people will be defeated by reality, which leads to a special phenomenon. Young people would rather stay in their hometown and work in small towns than go to work in first-tier cities like Shenzhen. What is the specific reason for this phenomenon?
After graduating from high school, Xiao Zhao went to learn the technology of graphic design. After learning the technology, he stayed in Shenzhen to work. Although he entered the company as an intern at the time, the basic salary he could get was only 5,000 yuan per month. After three months of work, Xiao Zhao became a regular. At this time, his salary for a month after he became a regular was about 7,000 yuan. . Since Xiao Zhao's hometown is in Guigang City, Guangxi, Xiao Zhao can only choose to rent a house.
However, in renting a house, Xiao Zhao's monthly fixed expenditure has reached 1,300 yuan. In addition, the monthly consumption of food is also 2,000 yuan. And that's not to mention, the sum of the cost of having dinner with colleagues and some sophistication is not enough to save money at all. After working for a year and a half, Xiao Zhao quit his job in Shenzhen. I switched to work in a design company in Guigang, Guangxi. Although I received a salary of less than 5,000 yuan per month, the cost of living has been reduced a lot. At least I don’t need to rent a house or buy food outside.
- First-tier cities have high wages and high living costs
The reason why I choose to work hard in first-tier cities is mainly because wages in first-tier cities are relatively higher than those in small cities, and at the same time, there are broader development prospects. However, while enjoying the opportunities, they also face high cost of living. Just renting a house makes many people who work hard in the workplace miserable. In addition, many houses cannot cook, so the cost of eating is relatively high.
- The first-tier cities work hard, and it is difficult for ordinary people to settle down
One of the biggest challenges in working hard in a first-tier city is that it is difficult to settle down. First of all, the household registration problem cannot be solved, and there is no way to solve the education and medical care after that. The high housing prices are also unbearable for most people, so there is a saying on the Internet now: in a first-tier city with a monthly salary of 20,000 yuan a month, it is not as good as those who earn a monthly salary of 5,000 yuan in their hometown.
How do you choose between working in a first-tier city and working in your hometown? Welcome to leave your opinion in the comment area.