There are countries where people would rather to work for a private company and others where a work with the government is more appealing.
I have received some offers from both, but it is very situational what you will choose here in this country. Private companies offer a better salary, but their schedules are very grinding and can mess with the health of people. Government jobs tend to be more lax, pay less but you got more time to do your own things.
Depending on what our needs are, we will end up choosing one.
Also, I have always wondered who good is to work for the government in countries like the United States and Europe. I assume salaries are better than average.
It seems like you're analyzing the advantages and drawbacks of both alternatives, which is fantastic! While taking a decision, make sure that you thoroughly examine all of the issues. I believe it plays an important role to assess your particular passions and hobbies. A government job may provide security and bonuses, but if you aren't interested in the work, it may not be a good match. The same is true for businesses of all kinds; if you are positive about a certain topic, it may be worthwhile to explore a career in that field, even if the pay is lower than that of a government post. It's worth noting that many government employment in these nations come with good compensation and medical advantages.
It becomes pretty easy to do comparisons between government and private jobs when you are from a country like mine, where the private jobs are in general better paid, with more demand and the lack of competition with the state sponsored jobs. In my opinion, one of the ideal scenarios would be to live in a country where both options are good and desirable, regardless of whether the boss is the state or some private person.
Also, I believe the vocation and the choice of job based on ones preferences and hobbies is also out of discussion, in the most of the cases the best job is the one which makes us feel good and satisfied with whatever we are doing. It would me a discussion for a different thread though, how we are supposed to make a choice for a job, based on our skill and aspirations.
For now I will limit myself to point out of situational private and state jobs are for the people living in an specific kind of society. The Venezuelan society, being as complex as it is, I would not dare to explain it all in a single post.