What kind of job will we have after entering the WTO

Author: Yezi
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: There is a word closely related to human survival needs called "eating." Yes, people need to eat to live, but it doesn't mean that those who want to eat will always have food to eat. The Chinese have been accustomed to using bowls to hold rice since ancient times, so even today, when we mention eating, the first thing that comes to mind is the "rice bowl problem." The original meaning of "rice bowl" is a rice bowl, but sometimes people also use it as a metaphor for a job. With the development of society and the circulation of commodity economy, the meaning of "rice bowl" has gradually become more subtle and profound, to the point that today, if two people meet, and one asks in greetings, "What's your recent 'rice bowl'?" the other subconsciously knows what job they are currently doing, whether they are satisfied with the salary they receive from their employer. The type of job implies the "quality of the rice," while the salary level implies the "capacity of the bowl." Together, they form the concept of a "rice bowl."
Entering the 21st century, China has also become a member of the WTO, and the careers of Chinese people face new opportunities and challenges. How to respond to these challenges, this book lists 10 popular careers in the future, with rich information, a strong sense of the times, and comprehensive evaluations and outlooks for each popular career. It will be beneficial for those who intend to define their future career choices.