People who decide on a career path early in their lives and keep to it are more likely to have a satisfying working life than those who change jobs frequently. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Today’s generation has become extremely competitive and leaves no stone unturned in terms of getting the best pedestal for them to walk upon. To

this

, some

people

expound that the

people

who take upon a

career

path and stay stuck to it are more likely to prosper, while another school of thought considers that not to be true. I disagree with

this

lookout of staying glued to

one

’s initial

career

trajectory and shall propagate my point of view in

this

regard in the paragraphs to come. The strife to live and survive the sharp-edged pace of the world has become remarkably herculean today. Right from the ground to the sky, almost everyone is seen toiling hard and working their fingers to the bone to manoeuvre better than others.

Hence

the choices

one

makes in

one

’s

career

happen to sculpt the future concerning the decisions

one

makes during their lifetime and switching and adapting is a cardinal part of it. Gone are the days when

one

had to stay clung to the domain

one

had chosen for oneself at the beginning of their

career

. Today is the era of dynamism. Thanks to the pangs of digital contrivances,

one

can hone their skills and become the best of multiple domains, which zero in on

one

’s discretion and likelihood to the job they do or choose to switch on to. Time and again, it has been how the efficacy of an individual has been rendered lackadaisical owing to

one

’s lost spark for a particular job

one

is employed for and thereby diminishing the productivity of the organization they are a part of. The cases of

people

following their passion and making a

career

switch have not skipped the seams of attention. It keeps

one

going on the path of accomplishment and instils

one

with a sense of aligning with their penchant. In

such

a case it would not at all be factual and pragmatic to believe that

one

who remains gummed to

one

’s

initially

chosen

career

path would be better than those who change it. There have been countless incidents where

one

has chosen an entirely distinct stream of a

career

with regards to what

one

was recruited for during the dawn of

one

’s

career

, and not only has it made

such

people

materialistically sufficed but

also

mentally stabilized. Though some might say

one

has a better chance of promotion when

one

sticks to

one

’s

career

stream, that’s not always true, and that too with the expense of going against

one

’s mental inertia.