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In many countries today young people are forced to get a job which they are not suited to or passionate about. What do you think may be the reasons for this? What problems might this cause?

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Nowadays, in a number of nations throughout the world getting an unfavourable
job
 has forced the youth to work which they are not well qualified for or even more passionate
.
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 In my opinion, Having these jobs unwillingly is because of income issues and unawareness of self abilities
also
 there are troubles like the disappointment of teenagers and financial costs for employers due to
this
 situation. On the one hand, I believe that the main reason for
this
 phenomenon is a controversial topic in different countries but there are two rationals. Primarily economic problems and money issues in most families make youngsters start working unwillingly in any type of
job
 from school time to earn reasonable money for covering their tuition fees of college.
Moreover
, working from an early age young individuals has confusion about knowing themselves and their passionate
job
 properly and they start a wrong career to which they are not well suited. From another angle, forcing people to get a
job
 can result in many problems.
Firstly
, for a person spending long hours of time on a hateful
job
 could be exhausting and they will never make any progress in their jobs or take any promotion;
besides
, they will be taken apart from their dream
job
. More importantly, hiring a person who is not suited to the
job
 perfectly can result in a huge cost while an appropriate candidate for a
job
 can make more benefits. in conclusion, From my perspective having a forced
job
 for each young people despite the causes can lead to a number of problems due to some rationals.
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