A female graduate in Chongqing, mainland China recently posted a video of her work environment on the Internet, saying that she really likes her current job. (Picture / flip from Weibo / Miaowen video)
After graduating and entering the world of work, it’s not easy to find a job that fulfills you. A woman from Chongqing, mainland China, posted a video on the Internet a few days ago, sharing her work environment as a “grave keeper (cemetery administrator)” after graduating from university, and said that she really likes the his current job. After the news was exposed, discussions arose.
According to terrestrial media comprehensive reports, a female graduate in Chongqing posted a video on the Internet on the 16th, introducing her current working environment to netizens. It can be seen from the picture that after the woman came down the stone steps, she saw some large stone seats engraved with the words “Life’s Back Garden”, and the office door plaque had a large “Cemetery Co ., Ltd.” printed on it. It turns out that she currently works in a cemetery office and her occupation is “gravekeeper (cemetery manager)”.
In this regard, the woman said that she graduated from the university with a degree in “Modern Funeral Technology and Management”. She first came to the cemetery as an intern. She wasn’t sure if she would engage in related work after graduation. But later, I was attracted by the quiet environment of the place. In addition, the content of this work is quite relaxed, and there are not many colleagues. Sometimes I can “fish”. Now, after graduating from university, she chooses to continue working full time.
The woman also said that in addition to her, there are currently five employees in the company, and the relationship between the boss and colleagues is very harmonious: cats and dogs are usually accompanied when they rest in the office, and the Internet is quite fluid when surfing the net. She said directly that she seemed to have lived a “retirement life” beforehand, that she was quite satisfied with her current job and that she felt very comfortable in her heart.
As soon as the news came out, heated discussions erupted: some netizens said: “Contemporary young people are more afraid of socializing than of cemeteries”, “Who says there are not many colleagues”, “If you work overtime, you have to be attentive when your boyfriend picks up your girlfriend”, “There are not many conflicts with customers”, “Stop talking, I want to go too”.
