Some people think that when recruiting companies should aim to take on people who are innovative and able to work independently. While others think they should recruit people who are able to work in a team follow instructions. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Recruiting companies helped a lot of people's nowadays. In my opinion, both
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criteria
(work
independenty
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independently
and follow instructions) are needed when hiring a new applicant. It will be a great help to the
company
and to their career growth.
Firstly
, working independently means you can do a lot of things alone without any helped
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your colleagues because you can easily understand what you need to provide to the
company
.
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, working from home. Usually, you will be alone because most of your colleagues are working
also
in their own place and you can concentrate and give more ideas while thinking on your own.
On the other hand
, working in a team means you have someone to follow it's either your team leader or boss and most of them will not care about your own opinion because they may think that your idea is not enough for the
company
and you will feel useless and unhappy
that is
why you will not enjoy your life or even your work. For
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, my brother is working in a big
company
and he decided to resigned because his boss keeps on scolding him
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he got ideas that
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for their
company
. Because of that, he works hard and now decided to build a small business that he can
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his own and recently it became one of the famous
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in my hometown. I conclude
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both are eagerly needed when recruiting an applicant. It will
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on their respective companies on how they will treat them and listened to their opinions.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • innovative
  • independent
  • creative
  • problem-solving skills
  • development
  • new ideas
  • solutions
  • productivity
  • competitiveness
  • teamwork
  • collaboration
  • communication
  • consistency
  • adherence
  • policies
  • conflicts
  • efficiency
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