Procurator-General investigates traditional villages

It is suggested to be appointed as the deputy head of the township (if it is determined that you can be appointed after one year):

1, the master goes to the Intermediate People's Court or the Municipal Procuratorate, that is, the clerk. If you want to be promoted to deputy director (equivalent to a non-leadership position at the deputy department level), you have to wait in line for 10 years, 8 years. Don't say that the municipal judicial inspection is a CPC unit, that's bullshit. In fact, it is the department at the level (equivalent to the prefecture-level city government). Only the procurator-general is a semi-level position, that is, the CPC, and the unit itself is at the level. Because only the executive deputy attorney general and the third-ranked attorney general are at the level, many other deputy attorneys general are deputy directors or researchers. Please pay attention to the distinction between director, deputy director, researcher and deputy researcher. Although it does matter, non-leadership positions are just pleasant to listen to, which is equivalent to leadership treatment.

2. The deputy township head is a real deputy township-level leadership position, and the legal inspection of prefecture-level cities takes more than ten or eight years. As mentioned above, I won't go into details. If you are a township deputy head or grass-roots leader, you will have the opportunity to participate in the selection or selection in the future. There are many opportunities for party and government officials, but the mobility of procuratorial work is quite poor.

To sum up, it is strongly recommended to go to the deputy head of the township, and there will be many opportunities in the future. When the sky is high and birds fly, my hero will break in, start from the grassroots and make some achievements!

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