Why was he fired?
Recently, a security guard who graduated from Wuhan University of Technology became popular. He was noticed by netizens for sharing his personal experiences on the internet while wearing a security guard uniform, and this matter also attracted the attention of his alma mater.
His eloquence is extraordinary, and some even call him the science and engineering version of Dong Yuhui. I don’t know if this is praising him or something else.
Some people questioned that he was using his identity as a security guard with a 211 graduate degree to start a self-media account, but after I looked through his works, I realized that he had been unemployed for three years. It’s not easy for him to be a security guard while also working on self-media.
Today I saw that he said he had been fired and his account had been throttled.
Didn’t they call on Kong Yiji to take off his long gown in the past two years? Now that he has taken off Kong Yiji’s long gown and put on a security guard uniform, why was he still fired?
What surprised me even more is that he is the same age as me, with the same major, and graduated in the same year, just from different universities.
From his videos, it can be seen that he is from the Materials Forming Class of 2004. Seeing the words ‘Materials Forming’, I still feel very familiar.
The full name of this major is Materials Forming and Control Engineering. We rarely see news about this major online. I didn’t expect that the first time I saw it, it was a colleague changing careers to become a security guard.
Speaking of our major, it is a genuine engineering major. Don’t think I’m a liberal arts student just because I write ancient poems and articles. In fact, my background is still a science and engineering man. The main things we study in this major are: forging, casting, welding, and molds. Even the predecessor of our major was forging, which is blacksmithing.
Using this science and engineering thinking to write poetry can also produce unexpected sentences.
For example, I once wrote a sentence: The rolling Yangtze River tempers the red sun, and the scorching heat forges the silver hook.
The setting sun sinks into the Yangtze River, just like quenching, and the new moon in the sky is just like being forged.
Getting off topic, our major is basically going to factories and heavy industry.
I didn’t expect that a colleague is now a security guard, and I am also selling sausages and cured meat. I don’t know if I have embarrassed Sichuan University.
Some netizens said that this security guard was fired, and it was definitely the alma mater’s doing, but the blogger said no, it has nothing to do with Wuhan University of Technology.
If it has nothing to do with the alma mater, then what does it have to do with?
Before this, the alma mater also interviewed this security guard graduate. They expressed that the content might affect the school’s influence.
To be honest, the employment pressure is quite high now, and the school’s enrollment pressure is also quite high. If a graduate of a school and a major comes out to be a security guard and deliver takeout, then many people will have to carefully consider whether to study this major when applying, and even consider whether to go to college.
Yes, many graduates are now delivering takeout. It’s not that I have a career prejudice. If there are only jobs like takeout, express delivery, and security guards, is it really necessary to spend so much money and time to go to college?
Moreover, every school has so many graduates every year. Some are doing well, and some are doing poorly. Some are CEOs, and some are security guards and delivering takeout. This is a normal state, which conforms to the normal distribution. The school doesn’t need to be nervous. Open up the pattern. There are people selling pork at Peking University.
And now he has lost his job as a security guard. Since the school cares so much about him, shouldn’t they help him find a job?
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