Many young people regularly change their jobs over the years. What are the reasons for this? Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

In today's world,
jobs
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strikes and occupation changes are
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which
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frequently seen among
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generation.
This
is affected by several reasons and has disadvantageous aspects that outweigh their advantageous counterparts.
Firstly
, providing relatively less amount of money as a salary for youth who just completed tertiary education at an
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position is one of the impactful reasons for
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issue. When any person comes to a particular employer and knows that his initial hourly wage or monthly payment is unsatisfactorily low compared to his daily expenses, he considers, with
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probability,
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opportunities
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opportunity
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from other places which can afford to pay at least enough for his expenditure to survive.
Secondly
, difficulty in
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maintaining
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a job in recent years has risen in every field. The number and level of requirements for vacant positions
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higher and more complicated compared to the past because the more new
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created the more usage of them are applied to most industries, and learning, acquiring and leveraging them in their career demand fairly much time, knowledge, strength and potential from employees.
This
leads
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of new workers to pressure and makes them end up giving
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current
role
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up
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and switch their career
path
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.
Lastly
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realization that jobs are not appropriate or suitable for them plays a key role in youngsters
to change
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their
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. We see very often that someone studies a subject or major
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over the years and devotes
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large amount of time
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that.
Nevertheless
, he will eventually stop his journey in that subject and pursue his career in a surprising job. Of course in
this
case,
this
person loses from two aspects at the same time: he can neither
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use his solid knowledge and experience from the subject he studied nor be able to do well in a new workplace. In conclusion, there are some factors that contribute
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young people
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their jobs and
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the disadvantages
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of
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trend outweigh
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the advantages
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • career aspirations
  • dynamic workplace
  • job-hopping
  • job opportunities
  • technological advancements
  • job market
  • job satisfaction
  • work-life balance
  • higher salaries
  • career progression
  • diverse skill set
  • work cultures
  • professional asset
  • stability
  • commitment
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