In recent years, a large number of young cadres have passed strict selection examinations and joined the civil service. Facing a complex social environment, they do not have the ability to distinguish between good and bad, true and false. They have weak ability to resist temptation and are vulnerable to social evils. Being bewitched by thoughts, one is easily attacked by sugar-coated bullets from undesirable elements in society. To this end, young cadres must actively practice the Scientific Outlook on Development, strive to set a clean example, enhance their resistance to sugar-coated bullets, and sharpen their eyes to distinguish between good and evil.
(1) Strengthen the ideological education of young
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On the one hand, we must do a good job in educating ideals and beliefs and build a solid ideological and moral defense line. We always regard ideological education and improving the political quality of all young cadres as a basic task and work unremittingly. Through political study, theoretical guidance, typical case analysis, commendation of advanced and other forms of ideological and political work, we actively guide young cadres to establish a correct outlook on life and world. At the same time, we can also educate young cadres on the code of conduct based on actual conditions, carry out activities of "fulfilling professional responsibilities and respecting professional ethics", and vigorously cultivate young cadres' love for the party, patriotism and dedication to work. Through various forms of educational activities, we promote the general improvement of the political quality and professional level of young cadres, so that the unit's "emphasis on learning, politics, and righteousness" and a positive and enterprising spirit become a common practice, thus laying the foundation for the overall progress of young cadres. Lay a solid ideological foundation.
On the other hand, we should do a good job in educating people about laws and regulations and enhance the concept of obeying laws and regulations. In order to improve young cadres' awareness of compliance with laws and regulations, prevent cases, carry out party discipline, political discipline and legal education, and carry out extensive educational activities closely related to the Constitution, Criminal Law, Civil Servant Law and other personal codes of conduct for young cadres. Through the development of laws and regulations education, we can enhance the legal concept of all young cadres and improve their awareness of knowing and abiding by the law and acting in compliance with the law.
(2) Young cadres must be grateful.
Gratitude is a prerequisite for keeping oneself clean, and it is the guideline for keeping oneself clean, and the latter is the sublimation and focus of the former. For this reason, young cadres must know how to be grateful and learn to be grateful. Gratitude is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. It is precisely because of a grateful heart that Zhuge Liang during the Three Kingdoms period said, "I will devote my whole life until death." It is precisely because of a grateful heart that the great man Deng Xiaoping said from the bottom of his heart: "I am the son of the Chinese people, and I am deeply I deeply love my motherland and people!”
First, I want to express my gratitude to my parents. It is difficult to imagine a person who is neither filial to his parents nor loyal to his parents. How can he be loyal to the people, the organization, and the cause of the party? Therefore, you should always have the urge to repay your parents and honor your parents. A phone call to say hello, a warm blessing, taking your lover’s children home to have a meal with the elderly, every bit of this is filial piety.
The second is to express gratitude to the organization. Young cadres are lucky. The organization provides them with a superior development platform, good development opportunities and broad space for growth and progress. Only by always being grateful to the organization will you be able to generate inexhaustible motivation when working without having to push yourself hard.
The third is to appreciate the kindness of others. Learn to be grateful to everyone around you, including family, friends, colleagues, and people you know or don’t know. They must have provided you with some help in some way that you know or don’t know, that you feel or don’t feel. If you want to grow healthily and develop rapidly, you must maintain psychological balance, learn to appreciate the kindness of others, learn to think more of the good things about others, and see more of the advantages and strengths of others.
(3) Young cadres must avoid four types of "diseases".
When it comes to choosing between interests and benefits, there is an ancient saying that "a gentleman loves money and gets it in a wise way." However, as a Communist, as a young cadre trained by the party, if you want to keep yourself clean, you must pay attention to the "Tao" and try to avoid the four "diseases".
First, don’t suffer from the “disease of wealth”. There was an emperor who wanted to reward each of his ministers with a sheep. Since the sheep were big and small, fat and thin, how could it be reasonable so that no one would suffer? Some people advocated receiving the sheep in order of official position, while others advocated drawing lots to divide the sheep. , some people advocate killing the sheep and dividing the meat equally. While the officials were arguing endlessly, the prime minister stepped forward and took away the smallest and thinnest sheep. Who has the nerve to argue when a prime minister with one person and more than ten thousand people can take the initiative to suffer losses? So the sheep were quickly divided in mutual humility. Suffering losses is necessary and positive under certain circumstances and in a certain sense.
If there are minor conflicts between colleagues at work, young cadres should "focus on principles in big matters and style in small matters." The prime minister's stomach can support a boat, and he should not suffer from the "disease of wealth" that he can only swallow fat but not thin.
The second is not to suffer from "pink eye disease". Some people are obsessed with money, such as Cheng Kejie, Hu Changqing, etc. Their souls have been distorted by money. They are greedy for money and engage in corruption and bribery by any means. In the end, they are punished by the law and end up losing their lives and wealth, and their families are destroyed. There are many reasons why these people make mistakes, but an important aspect is that they mentally believe that they "pay too much and get too little", feel that they have suffered a loss, and are psychologically unbalanced. In order to seek a balance, they resorted to corruption and bribery with the power in their hands, and some of them were irresistible. Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty once said: "If you accept fish and lose salary, you will not be able to eat fish; if you do not receive salary, you will eat fish all your life." That is to say, if you accept fish from others, you will lose your salary and no longer have money to buy fish; if you don't accept fish from others, you will lose your salary and have no money to buy fish. If you keep your salary, you will have fish to eat for life. It should be noted that the party and the people have given enough to young leading cadres. Compared with farmers living in poverty and laid-off and unemployed enterprise employees, we should be content. If you always feel that you get too little and suffer a loss, then you will lose your psychological balance. An out-of-balance mentality will induce out-of-balance behavior, and something will definitely go wrong. Do we have to be dissatisfied and have a taste of life behind bars?
The third is not to suffer from "promiscuity disease". Make friends carefully, don’t make friends indiscriminately, and cultivate healthy interests and hobbies. On the one hand, young cadres should choose good friends and make good friends. We should make more friends with ordinary people and work more with the grassroots