Some people argue that it is not wise for an industry to replace its experienced but old workers with new and young yet inexperienced individuals. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

There is an argument that it is not wise for
industry
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to replace the old and experienced
workers
with new but inexperienced individuals. Personally, I strongly disagree with
this
assessment. Replacement is necessary for the long-term survival of the industry because the elderly would often suffer from health problems whose main cause is
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weakened
immunity
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system. Because of
this
, older
workers
tend to get tired rather quickly.
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which leads to
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decrease in productivity.
On the other hand
, young individuals who are in the prime of their life can easily work
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continuously
continously
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continuously
for hours. The youth are overall better than the elders. Young
people
have a sharper mind which can improve productivity and an open mindset that can open up many creative ideas,
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possibilities.
This
is possible because young
workers
are more active and creative. Young
people
also
should be given an opportunity to develop as a person and gain experiences. There is an old saying which can
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as
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: "The youth is the ones that will hold the earth's destiny in the future", so the young must be experienced enough to solve the world's many problems. I think the
people
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are against the replacement of the elderly
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not thinking about the matter enough. The industry cannot develop with the slow pace of older
workers
who cannot keep up their good work like in their 20s. In conclusion, the idea of replacing experienced but old
workers
with young, inexperienced
workers
is well thought out and I'm sure most
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the
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people
will agree with it too.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • experienced
  • old workers
  • young
  • inexperienced
  • replace
  • industry
  • wise
  • argue
  • valuable
  • skills
  • knowledge
  • loss of expertise
  • lack
  • necessary
  • experience
  • maturity
  • diverse
  • workforce
  • mix
  • age groups
  • beneficial
  • focus
  • providing opportunities
  • continuous learning
  • development
  • balanced approach
  • smooth transition
  • maintain productivity
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