After graduating from college, it is ideal for recent graduates to look for a job in their career. However, many of them opt for other opportunities such as taking a short break after a long day of school. There are many opinions on the subject, but it is up to each person to decide which is right.
Some people say that taking a year off after finishing college is a waste of time, but in my opinion I think it depends on each person. We all have different abilities and skills, that's why some people find it more tiring to finish a career than others. Investing time in yourself can bring great benefits to your life, looking for opportunities for growth as well. I believe that both paths are correct.
Being influenced by other people's comments is not right. As adults we should make our own decisions and do what we believe is best for our lives. So if you finished college and you need time, it's not a bad thing to take it. Some people finish college and start a master's degree of interest to them.
So as adults we have to evaluate each person's situation. You can make a reflection of pros and cons in life. If you believe that taking a gap year will impact your life in a positive way, go ahead and don't overthink it, but if you believe that you can progress faster if you look for a job out of college, go ahead. Both decisions are right, if you want to make them.
After graduating from college, it is ideal for recent graduates to look for a job in their career.
However
,
many
of them opt for other opportunities such as taking a short break after a long day of school. There are
many
opinions on the subject,
but
it is up to each person to decide which is right.
Some
people
say that taking a year off after finishing college is a waste of time,
but
in my opinion I
think
it depends on each person. We all have
different
abilities and
skills
, that's why
some
people
find it more tiring to finish a career than others. Investing time in yourself can bring great benefits to your life, looking for opportunities for growth
as well
. I
believe
that both paths are correct.
Being influenced
by other
people
's comments is not right. As
adults we
should
make
our
own
decisions and do what we
believe
is best for our
lives
.
So
if you finished college and you need time, it's not a
bad
thing to take it.
Some
people
finish college and
start
a master's degree of interest to them.
So as
adults we
have to
evaluate each person's situation. You can
make
a reflection of pros and cons in life. If you
believe
that taking a gap year will impact your life in a
positive
way, go ahead and don't overthink it,
but
if you
believe
that you can progress faster if you look for a job out of college, go ahead. Both decisions are right, if you want to
make
them.