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直言丨别只“抢人”,更要“留人”
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-24 23:42
一个地区能否留住人,政策"说到做到"是底线。最怕的是引进时承诺一套,落地时解释一套;申报时门 槛不清,兑现时理由一堆;今天说马上办,明天让再等等。人才市场里,口碑比补贴更值钱,一次拖 延、一次推诿,就足以让一个圈子对一座城市失去信心。 扎根不只靠工资,更靠机会和公平。青年人才要的是能做成事的舞台:岗位要有成长空间,项目要给真 资源,评价要看真本事。别让填表跑会挤掉干事时间,别让关系人情成为隐形门槛。规则越清晰,竞争 越公平,年轻人越愿意把未来押在这里。 余晓璐 这些年,辽宁招才引智的力度不小,但青年人才是否愿意回流、能否真正扎根,不看海报上写了什么, 只看落地后遇到什么。说得更直白一点:年轻人不是被"感动"来的,是被"可预期的生活与发展"留下 的。 辽宁要振兴,关键不是把人"招来一阵子",而是让人"留下干一辈子"。把承诺兑现、把机会做实、把服 务做暖——别让青年人才把辽宁当跳板,要让他们把辽宁当家。 责编:王世海 审核:刘立纲 城市温度决定人才黏性。窗口办事应少点"你不符合",多点"我帮你看看";少点"按惯例",多点"按需 求",青年人才在意的不只是效率,还有被尊重。 ...
日媒:熊本高中逆袭,漫画点燃日本乡村梦
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-06-10 22:41
Core Insights - The establishment of Japan's first public high school manga program at Kumamoto Prefectural Takamori High School has attracted students nationwide aspiring to become professional manga artists [1][3] - The school, previously facing enrollment issues, now has approximately 120 students enrolled in the manga program, showcasing a successful model for revitalizing public high schools in Japan [1][3] Group 1: School and Program Development - The manga program was initiated in spring 2023, with significant support from local government and Coamix, a manga publishing company, which invested around 1 billion yen (approximately 10 million USD) for infrastructure and related needs [3] - The program includes 30 classes per week, with 6 to 13 classes focused on manga creation and art, taught by professional manga editors and artists [3] - The admission rate for the manga program has become competitive, dropping to 1/3 or even 1/4 due to increased interest [3] Group 2: Community and Economic Impact - Takamori Town, located at the foot of Mount Aso, has faced a population decline of over 1,000 people in the past decade, with a significant portion being elderly [3] - The local government and businesses collaborated effectively to revitalize the school, demonstrating a successful model for community engagement and economic development through education [3] - The program has not only attracted local students but also students from outside Kumamoto Prefecture, indicating a broader appeal and potential for regional tourism and economic growth [3]