Sophisticated transformation!

(Baonghean) - Fighting recession is a "fierce battle" because it has very sophisticated transformations.

- Hey man, I think…

- What do you think?

- The fight against political ideology and moral degradation, although not noisy, is "a fierce battle", sir!

- Reason?

- No one admits that they are degenerate, and if they are, they try to hide it under forms, reasons, and excuses that sound very pleasing to the ear.

- So you're trying to say something?

- I really can't hide anything from you! The other day, when I went to the commune, I heard a cadre standing up to refuse the position of commune police chief - a bridge to the position of Vice Chairman of the People's Committee - and asked to stay in the position of commune cultural officer.

- Why?

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- As he explained, he realized that his qualifications, abilities and work experience were still lacking, so he could not take on that responsibility.

- To honestly look at yourself and refuse a position beyond your capacity is very brave, isn't it?

- If that's true, it's admirable. But…

- You say that but it is not so?

- Maybe so! Because later, there was information that his refusal was a very careful calculation.

- Why calculate?

- As he confided to his friends and relatives, holding the position of commune police chief will inevitably lead to conflicts with relatives and neighbors. When something happens, if you handle it right, you won't be at peace, and if you do it wrong, you won't be at peace either. No matter what, people will talk about it until it's too late, making it difficult to eat and live. The work is complicated and it's unclear who will benefit more!

- What do you mean…?

- Meanwhile, being a commune cultural officer is not very impressive, but it is easy and comfortable. It is all "fun, youthful" work that does not affect anyone. Every meeting, ceremony, and Tet requires "flags, lights, trumpets, drums, nails, strings, glue, and paper" so that you can both enjoy and be compensated. In addition to the benefits according to general regulations, each month the commune cultural officer also receives a considerable amount of support from the industry. Adding everything up, it is not less than the salary of the commune secretary or chairman, but you are safe. Because if there is any trouble, no one will sue the cultural officer.

- It's really calculating down to the last detail. But "everyone chooses the easy work, leaving the hard work for who"?

- That's why I have to say it! That's why I say fighting recession is a "tough battle" because it has very sophisticated variations.

Phuc Vinh