Some people work for the same organisation all their working life. Others think it is better to work for different organisations

The issue has been widely discussed for decades. Some may say that staying at the
company
is a wise choice,
however
, those who believe switching to
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organizations is even better. In
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both ideas before offering my own viewpoints.
First
, there are many causes of the consequence of keeping to work for the same organization. The most important one among them is promotion and salary. Generally speaking, You would get more opportunities for stepping up, the longer you stay in a
company
so that your
life
quality will be protected. No mention that you may earn more pension when you are tired in the future.
For instance
, lots of people always spend their whole
life
staying in
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company
for the same working culture which is illustrated above.
Nevertheless
, some people suppose that staying in the same place for a long time is risky especially for
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man
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.
Freshman
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should take
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to learn more by changing a working place like a sponge. It helps to prepare themselves to confront the difficulties and to experience
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life
. Leaving for a better
company
will give you
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to push you improved. It broadens your view if you get
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to
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the chance working in different countries. To sum up, staying in the same job would bring you stable growth, whereas I prefer to make
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to change occupies to contact various of knowledge, interesting staff. I firmly believe that learning is the key way to gain a wonderful
life
.
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  • Corporate ladder
  • Adaptability
  • Comfort zone
  • Professional network
  • Diverse skill set
  • Industry exposure
  • Innovation
  • Resilience
  • Seniority
  • Job market
  • Career trajectory
  • Company culture
  • Professional growth
  • Job security
  • Promotion prospects
  • Cross-functional experience
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