Some people think that professionals such as doctors or engineers should be required to work in their home country. Others think that they should be free to work in another country. Discuss both views and give your opinion

Some claim that it is compulsory for

professionals

to

work

in their original

country

while

others believe that they should have a right to

work

abroad.

This

essay will discuss both views and provide my own perspective on the matter. It must be acknowledged that the government has some convincing reasons to force

professionals

to

work

in their

country

instead

of working overseas. They have invested a massive amount of money and resources to receive the best education and training and create a conducive learning environment for students to develop so they should contribute to their own

nation

to show gratitude to the authority.

Moreover

, experts play a crucial role in motivating the development of a

country

as they have enough experience and knowledge to address the problems they meet.

Therefore

, it is reasonable that governments have the right to expect a return on that investment.

However

, giving the freedom for them to

work

abroad is surely beneficial in terms of enriching their knowledge and expanding their understanding of other cultures.

For instance

, in another

country

, with better facilities and working conditions that can maximize their abilities, help them increasingly improve themselves and contribute to the world, which is greater than contributing to a

nation

.

In addition

,

this

is crucial for their self-improvement as

professionals

need to always keep up with the current trends and technology.

This

point may be true but as the ex-students,

professionals

should express their gratitude to their home

nation

before having their own way. In my opinion,

professionals

should

work

for their governments, which helps rule out the possibility of brain drain which is a common trend, especially in developing countries.

For example

, winners of national talent contests receive scholarships and the majority of them decide to

work

in foreign countries

instead

of returning to their home

nation

, which may lead to a brain drain so the more experts decide to return and

work

in their home

country

, the less likely there is a brain drain.

However

,

this

must be their decision and the authority should encourage them

instead

of requiring them to do that. In conclusion, both viewpoints present valid reasons and

this

writer believes that the authority should encourage experts to

work

for them

instead

of requiring them to do that.

This

essay has supported these ideas.