What's the difference between public service and career?

Civil servants and career editors are very different. Let's briefly talk about the differences from several aspects: 1. Different identities: civil servants are administrative editors, while institutions are career editors. The number of administrative editors accounts for a small part, while career editors include a large number of groups such as teachers and doctors. 2. Different occupational stability: civil servants do not have to pay unemployment insurance, while staff in public institutions have to pay unemployment insurance. At the same time, the staff of public institutions implement the contract system and sign labor contracts, while under the same conditions, civil servants do not have to sign labor contracts. That is to say, under the current quota system, the staff of public institutions have the same risk of unemployment as the employees of enterprises. 3. Different wages and benefits: civil servants have car stickers, but institutions don't. In some areas, civil servants have year-end bonuses and no career. There is also a performance-based salary system, and the direction of future reform will also be close to the salary management system of enterprises. Personal performance is linked to wages, and civil servants will not face such wage changes. 4. Career development is different: civil servants can be promoted. At present, civil servants are too high in rank, and they can enjoy departmental treatment after working for a certain number of years, while career editors can only raise their salaries by professional titles. Many people are junior professional titles all their lives, which is very different from civil servants of the same age. 5. The difficulty of the exam is different: the civil service exam consists of two parts: the application and the line test. In some areas, the career preparation exam only needs to take one test paper, and the application and the line test are combined into one, but the content is simpler than the civil service exam.