Pros and Cons of Chinese Public Servant Career Temptation ―― Consideration on the Hot Phenomenon o.docVIP

Pros and Cons of Chinese Public Servant Career Temptation ―― Consideration on the Hot Phenomenon o 　　Abstract 　　In　essence，　modern　public　servant　system　is　different　from　the　bureaucracy　in　the　past.　As　a　career，　fessions.　However，　the　hot　phenomenon　of　Chinese　civil　service　examinations　reflects　in　some　degree　the　great　temptation　of　this　career　on　the　public　which　is　inconsistent　with　the　development　of　citizen　society　in　China.　Ternment　to　enroll　talents　and　help　enhance　development　of　civil　servant　team；　on　the　other　hand，　it　can　also　cause　unhealthy　views　on　careers，　inappropriate　talents　allocation　mechanism，　waste　of　talent　resources，　and　therefore　influences　the　benign　development　of　society. 　　Key　words：　Public　servant；　Career；　Hot　phenomenon　of　Civil　Service　Examinations 　　MA　Tao　（2012）.　Pros　and　Cons　of　Chinese　Public　Servant　Career　Temptation　--　Consideration　on　the　Hot　Phenomenon　of　Civil　Service　Examinations.　Canadian　Social　Science，　8（5），　-0.　Available　from：　http：///index.php/css/article/view/j.css.1923669720120805.1377　DOI：　http：///10.3968/j.css.1923669720120805.1377. 　　Ofession.　In　modern　democratic　political　society，　fessions.　Nevertheless，　fessions　does　not　mean　there　is　no　difference　between　careers.　Even　the　2012　Chinese　national　civil　service　examination　is　still　working　on，　related　training　and　preparation　works　about　the　2013　examination　has　started　already.　Nowadays，　erests　of　different　careers　（for　example，　nature，　social　status，　income，　and　social　insurance），　there　are　obvious　social　distinctions.　Because　different　attributions　or　different　types　of　careers’　erests　varied，　erests-seeking　nature　of　people，　when　choosing　a　job，　erests.　Plus　great　pressure　given　by　many　external　factors，　the　trend　is　bound　to　be　a　social　phenomenon.　Terests　in　careers.　Career　differences　caused　by　unreasonable　social　distribution　system　have　been　more　obvious.　Recently，　the　number　of　people　who　take　the　Civil　Service　Examinations　has　been　increasing