Is it good to work in Wuhan after the epidemic? What will happen to Wuhan after the epidemic ends?

During the epidemic, many people are considering whether to go to Wuhan to work and improve Wuhan's economic level, or in other words, Wuhan needs a large number of talents after the epidemic, and the salary in the recruitment positions may be much higher. Next, let's take a look at whether it is good to work in Wuhan after the epidemic, hoping to help everyone.

Is it good to work in Wuhan after the epidemic?

Going to Wuhan to work after the epidemic is a good idea and worthy of admiration.

First, Wuhan is the hardest hit area of ​​this epidemic, and the losses caused by this epidemic to Wuhan are heavy. Therefore, after the epidemic, it is necessary to carry out vigorous post-disaster reconstruction.

It is expected that Wuhan will need a lot of reconstruction talents in the future to help Wuhan return to its previous state.

Second, after the epidemic, many things need to be taken care of in Wuhan, and the demand for labor is huge. Therefore, it is not only easy to find a job in Wuhan at this time, but also the salary will be very high.

Third, when one side is in trouble, all sides will come to its aid. Wuhan’s reconstruction after the epidemic requires the help of people across the country. Therefore, going to Wuhan to work at this time is not only for yourself, but also to make a contribution to the people of Wuhan.

Those who can come to Wuhan to work are all willing to contribute and are good people.

Can I make money working in Wuhan after the epidemic ends?

Wuhan is currently the hardest-hit area by the epidemic. After the epidemic, Wuhan’s industries will be in a depression and are waiting to explode.

However, going to Wuhan to work is not a good idea. The epidemic has caused the economy of Wuhan people to suffer unprecedented decline. Many shops have closed, industries have closed down, and many families have lost their source of income during the epidemic. Those Wuhan people who go to other provinces to work will also be excluded. Therefore, the productivity in Wuhan will be concentrated, but Wuhan’s economy needs time to recover. The two sides are definitely not equal at the same time, so if you go to Wuhan to work, you need to face competition from many people from Hubei. In addition, the reduction in business in Wuhan has led to a decrease in employing companies.

Not going to Wuhan is the best choice.

What will happen to Wuhan after the epidemic ends?

Hubei's economy has great prospects, and this time it will be a rebirth.

First of all, for us in China, every such disaster (natural, social) since the founding of the People's Republic of China is an opportunity for development. Look at the large-scale construction of main stream water conservancy after the great flood in 1998, the establishment of social emergency plans after SARS in 2003, and the improvement of the national disaster relief system after the Wenchuan earthquake. It can be foreseen that this time our country's ability to prevent epidemics and respond to social emergencies will be greatly enhanced. Hubei, which is at the center of this disaster vortex, will undoubtedly have the greatest improvement.

The second is about Hubei's overall social governance level, mainly the unqualified officials who have been exposed recently. This incident is actually a cleansing of Hubei's political arena (including central agencies in Hubei). After some officials are dealt with (possibly after-the-fact), Hubei should be more clean, effective and popular than before the disaster.

Third, and most importantly, the favorable factors for Hubei's economic development still exist and have not undergone any fundamental changes because of this disaster. Hubei is still a thoroughfare connecting nine provinces, Hubei is still a province with abundant talents, Hubei's economic development foundation is still relatively sound, and the central government's support remains the same. These will continue to play a role after the disaster.

Just as Political Commissar Jin said before the holiday, there is great potential for investing in Wuhan.

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