Some people have the same type of job throughout their lifetime, while other prefer to change the type of job they do. Discuss why people choose to do both and give your opinion?

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is the main source of
peoples
occupation.most of them want to
doing
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their same
job
in the whole lifetime whereas others are liking most to Change the
job
continuously.
this
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essay
intends to analyse the causes behind
this
situation and
also
suggest possible ways to
alliviat
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alleviate
the problem.I'm
also
giving my opinion. The most one is that some
people
's are so conservative.they don't want to go outside without family.Because some times
people
needed to go one place to another.not everyone
like
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to go far from the family and sometimes same
job
also
give the promotion for the experience and give expected salary.That's why they are always want to do the same
job
and stay with the family.
On the other
hand
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some
people
's are like to change
the
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job
always.it
also
benefited them they think.if the
job
changes from one place to another sometimes
this
working experience give better
job
next
changes. My opinion always
say
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that both are well as the perspective of different
peoples
.but changes
job
are more.
benefitted
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for the
people
.new places new
colleagus
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colleagues
are there and they understood the mentality of different
peoples
.
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the
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helpful thing to do any kind of
job
. To conclude
peoples
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are doing
job
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their job
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as
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their own perspective. And both are
well doing
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job
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the job
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  • Job security
  • Stability
  • Expertise
  • Mastery
  • Career advancement
  • Personal growth
  • Development
  • Acquiring
  • Skills
  • Knowledge
  • Exploring
  • Career paths
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