How is the procuratorate? Specifically?

Hehe, how do you say this question? If compared with public security organs, procuratorial organs are more comfortable and safer than public security organs, and if compared with courts, the treatment and bonuses are worse than those of courts. Compared with people who are busy looking for jobs all day, it goes without saying. It's best to have a job to support the family on such a day. How can you be picky!

If you are a newcomer to the procuratorate, then I tell you that no department is easy to do, because you just came in, your position is a clerk, and there are many small things for you to do. Of course, these little things are very useful for your future development.

If you go to the procuratorate after graduating from law school, I suggest you go to the public prosecution department, where you can learn a lot and see how others argue with lawyers in court. At the same time, it will lay a good foundation for you to work in other departments (such as arrest, anti-corruption, blasphemy and prison) in the future, because most cases in the procuratorate have to be prosecuted by the public prosecution department, which is complicated and difficult. This is something that the procuratorial organ will not encounter except the public prosecution department. The handling of these problems is a valuable experience in handling cases, which is of great benefit to future work. The specific question of how to start depends on the word "three cardinal guides" in other people's case review reports. In fact, I think the most important thing is not to pretend not to understand, not to make a fool of yourself, not to ask others for advice if you don't understand, and not to worry that others will laugh at you. No one is born. Feel with your heart.