Some people think that people who choose a job early and keep doing it are more likely to have a satisfying career life than those who frequently change jobs. To what extent do you agree or disagree

some
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Some
people are of an opinion that, individuals who are steadily focused
in
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on
their work life will have a
gratifyingly
productive career compared to the ones who keep switching their jobs.To some extent I agree with the statement
,
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,
as
i
refers to the speaker or writer
I
believe, perseverance is the key to success.
no
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No
doubt
,
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,
everybody wants a prosperous
career but
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career, but
very few are able to achieve it
,
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,
those who made the right professional choices that made their work pleasurable.
persistence
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Persistence
results in
favorable
encouraging or approving or pleasing
favourable
outcomes,
for
example if
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example, if
a person
is working
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has been working
as a teacher for a long time they not only gain experience but are
also
promoted to a higher post where they are given more authority along with responsibilities based on their accomplishments.
frequent
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Frequent
alteration of jobs is
accceptable
worthy of acceptance or satisfactory
acceptable
in some cases where
their
in or at that place
there
is a mismatch between
employee's
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employees'
supply and company's demand or if one feels their potential is not fully utilised.
but
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But
in doing so, one should be responsible enough to know when to stop
otherwise
they will
endup
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end up
with regret.
for
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For
instance
,
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,
if a person keeps changing jobs he will have no proper experience that
willl
the capability of conscious choice and decision and intention
will
be considered acceptable and by the time he gets familiar with one job
,
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,
he is already looking for another.
yes
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Yes
,
i
refers to the speaker or writer
I
agree that
holiding
the act of retaining something
holding
firmly a work position can be much more rewarding in the long term compared to the ones, who keep exploring vacancies for temporary jobs.
it
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It
might be look
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might look
might be looked
exciting and
adventurous but
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adventurous, but
not beneficial in the long run.
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