What did the people who changed jobs after serving as soldiers do?

What did the people who changed jobs after serving as soldiers do?

Alas, I finally saw a topic about being a soldier! To tell the truth, I went to the army as a soldier after I failed the college entrance examination! A few years later, I jumped ship and returned to my hometown.

It is estimated that many people will think that changing jobs means retiring. Here I want to explain the difference between them first:

Changing jobs means that active military personnel are discharged from active service and arranged by the government to work in local areas (no longer soldiers). The main targets are officers, civilian cadres, non-commissioned officers who have served 12 years, disabled and meritorious personnel. Simply put, it is to change careers.

Demobilization refers to the discharge of conscripts from active service. As for the job, the general government will not arrange it for you.

After understanding the characteristics of job-changing, I will introduce what my comrades have been arranged to do by the government after they have changed jobs:

First, the police!

Our company commander surnamed Sun is not only an officer in the army, but also has served for a long time, about ten years. Anyway, for various reasons, Sun Lianchang finally jumped ship. At that time, the leader asked him what he thought and what kind of government agency he wanted to work in.

Because Sun Lianchang is a bloody man and can't stand the comfortable life of government agencies, he volunteered to go to the public security department to become a people's policeman. Although this policeman can't compare with us dealing with planes, artillery, tanks and armored vehicles all day in the army, he still has to work hard in many cases!

Finally, even our eldest grandson went to a public security bureau somewhere and became an excellent people's policeman!

Second, escort!

The situation of my old monitor Lao Zhang is different from that of Sun Lianchang.

Lao Zhang is only a squad leader in the army, and he has not yet reached the rank of officer. His service time is not too long, that is, three to five years. However, he has contributed to the army and is considered to meet the conditions for changing jobs. For various reasons, he finally changed his job.

However, although he is not an officer, the government still tries its best to help him arrange a job. Because Lao Zhang has always been a fanatical soldier and can't stand that kind of comfortable life, he was arranged by the government to enter a bank and become an escort!

Seeing him holding a gun all day and dealing with boxes of cash all day, we really envy him!

Third, civil servants!

Another comrade-in-arms Lao Li is different from the first two!

Lao Li was a civilian cadre in the army, and for various reasons, he finally changed jobs!

Similarly, when the leader talked with him, he also asked his advice and asked him to choose his career direction in combination with his own specialties.

Lao Li is not always as passionate as Lao Sun Lao Zhang. He is quiet and likes to sit down and think about life and society every day, so Lao Li is assigned to work in a newspaper.

Although the newspaper's salary is not high and its social status is not as sacred as that of our People's Liberation Army, Lao Li is quite satisfied with the arrangement given to him by the government. After all, he can find a suitable position and make corresponding contributions!