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9-16 独立写作
People all need to work after they graduate from schools. And what career to choose always troubles them. Some just work as what their parents do or ask them to be without any individual consideration. However, to my point of view, it is quite irresponsible to do so as this job will probably shadow a person all his/her life.
To start with, popularity of some jobs is changing. Jobs that are newly needed and require expertise become hotter and hotter, whereas some others like farmers are falling. It is human instinct to follow the trend. Especially when it comes to young adults who just graduated, this becomes a more overt behavior. Some of them go as far as to resist the “out of date” jobs. Actually, to some extent, this is a right action, as it can provide people a better opportunity to success. Bright futures are opened to those young adults if they do follow the trend – software engineers can develop fresh applications that fit people’s needs, since these applications are really urgently required. Investment managers can point out a way for people to make money, as everyone would like to find their first bucket of gold in the market with little effort. However, if they really work as, for instance, architects, which are really popular years ago, they will really have a hard time, especially in developed cities. These places are already overcrowded, and less space for new buildings are presented. Plus, no more improvements are needed in those cities that are with most advanced equipments. Hence, children should pick a job that fit in nowadays society, but not just copy their parents’ jobs, in order to success.
Moreover, a greater likelihood that children are not willing to do the same jobs as their parents is presented. Watching how their parents worked for years, children have already got a totally clear idea about these jobs, including all the advantages and, mostly, disadvantages. They are already tired of those familiar and dull things. What’s more, jobs of their parents are usually not what they like and passionate in. Passion is an attitude that drives people when they are frustrated and feel hopeless. And it is only passion can lead people down the path to success.
Admittedly, parents can provide their children many useful dos and don’ts about their jobs, which can prevent children to go to the wrong way. Yet, the negative side of these information, suggestions and social network has always been ignored – those children who do the same jobs as their parents are unlikely to fail and study from their failures. What’s more, only focusing on things provided, they can form an unrealistic picture that they will success easily without much hard work, which keep them away from making progress and creating new products or methods. These two drawbacks are already fatal for these children.
In a nutshell, it is not the wisest choice for children to follow their parents’ career. Job choosing will ultimately influence one’s future. Thus, people should consider all the circumstances before making the final decision, but not simply follow others.
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