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发表于 2012-3-7 18:15:46
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3月7日 独立 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? The ability to adapt to a new environment is more important than excellent knowledge for a job.
The issue of whether the ability to adapt to a new environment is more important than excellent knowledge for a job is a complex one. Different people hold different ideas according to their distinguished backgrounds. Some people may assert that the basic knowledge has an unshakable status in work life, while others insists that nobody can live a successful life without the ability to adapt to a new environment. In my point of view, the final judgment should be based on a case-by-case analysis.
In general, the excellent knowledge for a specific job is obviously the foundation of every career. In the contemporary society, where the social division of labor has already become mature, only professional training can get people into a well-paid industry. The more professional you are, the higher salary you will get, and that may partial explain why many youngsters want to become doctors, lawyers and auditors.
On the other hand, the ability to adapt to a new environment is a more flexible one. Actually, this knid of ability is a combination of three different abilities, the ability of fast learning, the skill of social communication and the capability of collecting resources. With those anilities, an individual can get to a higer position of his or her career, rather than just survive.
As to which ability is more important, the answers vary according to different industries. The excellent knowledge is more important for highly professional jobs, for example, the dentist. We can hardly imagine a doctor, who has never been trained before, doing operation on someone. At the same time, the ability to adapt to a new environment is more important for social workers, especially business people, since working experience is much more required in solving social affairs. What’s more, since the world environment changes over time quickly, social worker has to improve themselves in their whole life so as to catch up with the impermanent society, and learning by doing will be a more efficient way than sticking to the regular knowledge from books. To sum up, I think whether one ability is more essential than the other depends on the circumstance. |
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