Some people work for the same organization all their working life. Others think that it is better to work for different organizations. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Some people say that working for one company all their life is beneficial, while others argue that it is
good
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idea to
work
for many companies.
This
essay will argue that
although
working for the same company gives more
benefits
financially, working at various places gives
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the employee
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employee
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employees
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a better
work
experience. Working for a single organisation
whole
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the whole
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life
have
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few
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advantages
like
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,
employees
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such employees
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might get more health
benefits
and
employee
will receive a larger amount of gratuity on
completion
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the completion
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of many years in
single
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company.
For instance
, As per RBI salary structure if
employee
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the employee
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works for more than 10 years should receive 15
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of their package plus will
be get
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an advance health
benefits
card.
On the other hand
,
employee
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employees
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changes
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from one organisation to another will get a chance to
work
on many systems and
this
helps in gaining more knowledge.
In addition
to
this
, learning new technologies will be an advantage to
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paid higher.
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, In I.T industry employees
getting
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paid because they
expertise
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in many skills
this
is because they worked in many different
work
cultures. To conclude, Working for
a
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one organisation only have
less
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benefits
, When compared with working at many companies gives good experience and high salaries.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • stability
  • loyalty
  • seniority
  • job satisfaction
  • rapidly changing job market
  • adapt to
  • work culture
  • career progression
  • network
  • diversity of experience
  • adaptability
  • career aspirations
  • dynamic nature
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