[Case study] Hello, I am the creator of the workplace, &”;Xiahe Street Lamp&”;. As a workplace person who has been fighting in state-owned enterprises for a long time, I am very happy to help you. You come from the land of abundance, beautiful Sichuan. 20-year-old graduate student, young and promising, currently working in a front-line position in a state-owned enterprise in Guangzhou. The monthly salary is 8,000 yuan, and it is estimated that you can get about 10,000 yuan after changing jobs one year. But you need to work overtime for 4 days a week until about 10 pm. According to your investigation, if you return to a private enterprise in your hometown of Chengdu, you can get about 11,000 yuan a month. Moreover, it is close to home, which can not only take care of family members, but also facilitate various things. Therefore, whether to stay in state-owned enterprises in first-tier cities or return to private enterprises in provincial capitals closer to home? [View of Xiahe Street Lamp] I suggest that you start from the three dimensions of life, occupation and city, and consider the employment problem comprehensively in combination with your actual situation. [Specific analysis] From a questionnaire involving 240 people, it is found that 60% of them will consider working in capital cities such as Chengdu, Nanjing, Wuhan, Hangzhou and Xi &;an, 32% will consider working in the first-tier cities in Beishangguang, and the remaining 8% will choose other small and medium-sized cities. The factors that drive them to make these choices mainly involve three dimensions: life, career and social interaction. First, the dimension of life, the main factors involved are the level of housing prices, family, social and so on. First of all, housing prices have a significant impact on college students&; choice of employment cities. Graduates have just entered the society, and most of them have limited economic conditions. The high housing prices in first-tier cities discourage some college students. At this time, the housing price advantage in provincial capital cities is more obvious, and the talent introduction policy introduced is also more attractive. Family is an important factor for college students to choose employment cities. The distance from home makes college students more inclined to the surrounding new first-tier cities or provincial capitals with better economy. After all, they should also take care of their parents after work. Socialization has a positive impact on college students&; choice of employment city. Many college students will consider the surrounding group relationships, such as circle of friends, circle of classmates and lovers, when choosing employment cities. [Summary] On the dimension of life, according to the survey conducted by teachers Chen Chunchao and Qi Wanning in 2018, the proportion of house price, family and social interaction in influencing college students&; choice of employment city is 10.8%, 12.7% and 6.6% respectively; It can be seen that more college graduates will give priority to family relations when choosing jobs, and then they are very concerned about the local housing prices. Second, the occupation dimension The main factors involved in the occupation dimension are: employment opportunities, wages, and work pressure. Employment opportunities are positively correlated with whether to choose to stay in first-and second-tier cities. Especially when the employment situation is depressed, more college graduates will passively flow to first-tier cities. A generous salary will increase the rate of talent inflow. Man struggles upwards, which is a natural truth. The temptation of salary will have a great influence on the choice of employment city for college graduates. Work stress has become more and more noticeable now.The factors. From a comprehensive comparison, although the employment opportunities and wages in first-tier cities have a positive impact on the choice of college students, economically developed first-tier cities will be accompanied by higher living costs and greater job competition pressure. [Summary] In terms of career dimension, the proportion of employment opportunities, salary and work pressure in influencing college students&; choice of employment city is 17.3%, 19.2% and 6% respectively. It can be seen that more college graduates pay more attention to the level of salary when choosing a job, followed by employment opportunities, and they are not worried about too much work pressure. Third, the city dimension The main factors involved in the city dimension are: consumption level, natural environment, innovation vitality, policy welfare and other factors. Consumption level has become an important factor for college students to choose employment cities. Especially the local rent level, high rent cities will scare some people away. Although wages in first-tier cities are high, rents are quite high, which affects the quality of life. The natural environment is also a factor that cannot be ignored when college students choose employment cities. Some people prefer the south, but others are afraid of the hot and humid weather in the south. Some people may not adapt to the local natural environment because of their own reasons, and they will feel that the water and soil are inconsistent. Innovation vitality, policy welfare and other factors will also have an impact on college students&; choice of employment city. In particular, various localities have launched a series of employment policies to attract talents. [Summary] In terms of city dimension, the consumption level, natural environment, innovation vitality, policy welfare and other factors of a city account for 7.6%, 6.3%, 5.4%, 7.7% and 0.3% respectively when influencing college students to choose a city for employment. It can be seen that more college graduates pay more attention to the welfare of local policies, followed by consumption level and natural environment when choosing jobs. IV. Summary To sum up, when choosing a city for employment, college students first care about their career planning, followed by life factors, and finally the situation of the city itself. Therefore, it is suggested that the landlord carefully analyze his actual situation and make an appropriate choice from the above three dimensions. So readers, have you ever encountered this choice? How did you choose? Would you please tell us?