Recently, some netizens posted: There are really unemployed people in big factories around me, go out to deliver takeaways and open Didi, and take it, the elite class goes out to do manual work, which really embarrasses the people of Dachang, and they don't use their brains to think about how to climb up, and they actually regress to the circle of the people at the bottom, which really tarnishes the identity of Dachang people. My principle is that people who read should never do the work that people who don't read can do, and don't lower their own value.
In this regard, some netizens commented: What kind of elite class, but Niu Mali is relatively high. Work hard in the direction of your own advantages, the probability of success is high, and the efficiency is high, but if you can't go on the road, put down your body and let go of your prejudices, and there is nothing disgraceful about doing the transition at the bottom.
Some netizens commented: There are people around me who go out to run Didi to deliver takeaways, and they have worked hard to find a way out, and finally they go the same way with the general college and secondary school, these people have no chance to enter the Internet and enter the society first to run Didi takeaway, how to grab orders with them.
In recent years, with the changes in the economic environment and the adjustment of the Internet industry, some employees of large factories are facing the risk of unemployment. At the same time, due to the impact of the epidemic, some people who were originally engaged in the service industry have also lost their jobs. In order to make ends meet, some employees of large factories and those in the service industry choose to change careers to work in flexible jobs such as food delivery and Didi.
The most basic principle is that any labor is worthy of respect, and work such as food delivery and Didi is also an indispensable part of society, providing convenient services for people. These workers deserve respect and recognition for creating value for society through their hard work and sweat.
However, for a long time, there has been a deep-seated prejudice in society that only high-paying, high-status jobs are decent, and that "low-end" jobs such as manual labor and service industries are disgraceful. This prejudice ignores the value of labor itself and contributes to discrimination against workers.
The author believes that everyone has the right to choose their own way of life, and should choose a job according to their interests, abilities and actual conditions. Employees of large factories who choose to deliver food and open Didi after losing their jobs may be forced to do so, or they may be out of other considerations, but in any case, they should be understood and supported.