First of all, the initial purpose of applying for civil servants in different towns and villages is definitely for employment. Generally speaking, it is quite difficult for civil servants to take the onshore exam. Most of those who have landed have successfully passed the exam, and the opportunity to take the civil service exam every year is quite limited. Therefore, some people will turn their attention to the positions of grassroots civil servants in different places after failing to pass the exam two or three times. After all, compared with the positions above the prefecture level, grass-roots civil servants not only recruit more people, but also register fewer people, and there are basically no restrictions on other aspects such as professional requirements. So, for some people,
Secondly, applying for civil servants in cities and towns in different places also stems from unfamiliarity with the grassroots. Everyone's understanding of villages and towns is mostly based on their own life experiences. Of course, information exchange is becoming more and more convenient now, and network information can also enhance people's understanding of villages and towns. However, these solidified understandings are more or less biased, and more are to publicize rural life. Therefore, for some college students who apply for villages and towns, the initial application for villages and towns stems from their unfamiliarity with rural life, and they still have a strong yearning for rural life when they apply for it.
The actual life and work in villages and towns are more "trivial". In towns and villages, it is necessary to fill in various forms, go from village to village, and understand the specific needs of the masses. For rural civil servants in different places, because they seldom go home, they not only have to adapt to the local language, customs and culture, but also have to be on duty on weekends. After paying a lot, it is still difficult to "integrate" into the local customs and ecology. There is also a strong feeling of being a stranger in a foreign land, which is particularly strong when the township government arranges work tasks and promotes cadres, reminding township civil servants in different places to be "outsiders" at any time.
Finally, the original intention of some people to apply for civil servants in different towns is to better serve the masses. However, this is difficult to agree with to some extent. Generally speaking, the mentality of serving the masses will gradually form only if you have worked at the grassroots level. After all, for job seekers, in the initial stage of taking the exam, the purpose is to survive. Moreover, serving the masses is an abstract concept for unemployed college students. Therefore, for college students who have this mentality at first, it is difficult for individuals to agree. In fact, serving the masses will gradually form such a mentality after participating in the work.