The Indian Embassy in China needs 4500 yuan to recruit drivers who can drive cars and speak English. Chinese netizens: too stingy

At the end of April, the Indian Embassy in China sent a microblog to recruit drivers.

The requirements are: 5 years of driving experience, B1 driver's license, ability to speak English, and familiarity with Beijing road conditions.

The salary is 4500 yuan+extra allowance.

Netizens complained that they were too stingy and could speak English. They only paid 4500 yuan for their B driver's license.

You can only recruit spies at your salary.

Some netizens suggested that it would be better to drive a bus in Wuhan.

In 2022, Wuhan Public Transport Company will recruit drivers for 6000 yuan a month without knowing English.

The deadline for recruitment in April written by the Indian Embassy in China is May 7. Obviously, no one was recruited. The embassy sent another recruitment several days ago.

The salary was increased to 6750 yuan+allowance.

Chinese netizens still complain:

I am proficient in English and can drive big cars. I don't know how to combine it with more than 6000 salaries.

Delivery is more than that.

Oh, the price has gone up.

After one year's work, give Indian account?

Haven't you found it yet?

It is interesting to find that this driver recruitment has been sent many times by turning over the microblog of the Indian Embassy in China.

For recruitment in 2021, the salary is 4500 yuan+extra allowance.

The salary for recruitment in 2022 is 7700 yuan (including unit social insurance+individual social insurance+other benefits). It was sent once in July, but no one was recruited. It was sent again in August.

It seems that the driver who spent 7000 yuan in 2022 has run away. In April, I want to spend 4500 yuan to see if Hanhan is willing to take the bait. It turned out that there was no one, and it only increased to more than 6000 yuan.