Some people choose a career according to the social status and salary it will give them. Others choose a career according to whether they will enjoy the work. Which do you think is the best way to choose a career? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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Certain people choose
occupation
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an occupation
according to perks they will get out of it. Other choose a
job
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where they
love
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their
work
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. I believe the best way to choose is
to go
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going
after what you
love
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and enjoy doing
instead
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of monetary benefits it brings with it. As said by ex-president of India APJ.
Kalam
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“choose a
job
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you
love
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and you will never
work
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a single day in your life”. I
tottally
to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent
totally
agree with
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view of choosing a
career
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. If you
love
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what you are doing, it means you are pursuing your dream
job
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. You will put your heart & soul in your
work
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and you will excel not just in your
field but
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field, but
will
also
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work
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for improvements in your
work
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.
This
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, in turns, will help in
career
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building & will eventually result in social status & monetary perks.
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way
one
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will achieve both personal as well as financial satisfaction resulting in self-actualization.
On the other hand
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, if a person is primarily driven by social status & salary, he/she will undertake whatever pays higher. These
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type
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types
of people see upward trend and rapid rise in their disposable income during
early days
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the early days
of their
career
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.
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,
this
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type
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of growth is short term. They switch
jobs even
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jobs, even
for minor perks and are not loyal with
organizations
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the organizations
they
work
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in. Eventually, employers see these frequent switching of careers as negative and these
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type
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types
of people face stagnation in
rest
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the rest
of their
career
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life.
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, these
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type
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types
of people become
jack
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a jack
of everything and master of nothing and
thus
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can’t cope with competition in specialized functions. I would explain
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with my own example. I started my
career
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with a large bank doing
monotnous
tediously repetitious or lacking in variety
monotonous
tasks. I did get a good
salary but
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salary, but
I wasn’t satisfied. I got bored with my routine in just six months. I left that
job
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at a bank and joined a small company as an internee but I
love
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the
work
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. Within a short span
on
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of
2 to 3 years I jumped
hierarchial
classified according to various criteria into successive levels or layers
hierarchical
levels and is now a partner in the company.
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happened just because of my interest in my
work
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. My ex-colleagues at bank are at much lower social levels than me. I would conclude
this
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essay by
favoring
promote over another
favouring
furthering
to choose a
career
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where
one
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enjoy’s the
work
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rather
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then
conjunction used in comparatives
than
by social status or salary.
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way
one
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will not only be motivated to
work
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and giving his/her best but will be in
better financial position
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a better financial position
in the long run. Steve jobs was the
type
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of person who pursued his passion and didn’t care about money. Today he is known for innovations he gave to
this
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world. It is worth mentioning here that his net worth was in
billions
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the billions
. By pursuing
work
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which
one
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enjoy’s, a person is capable of miraculous inventions and earning a lot more money than others.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • fulfillment
  • job satisfaction
  • social stature
  • monetary compensation
  • vocational passion
  • societal norms
  • pragmatism
  • longevity
  • intrinsic motivation
  • external pressures
  • economic stability
  • adaptability
  • work-life balance
  • prosperity
  • self-actualization
  • financial pragmatism
  • career trajectory
  • vocational contentment
  • occupational prestige
  • personal alignment
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