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It is argued that high-level degrees from universities and colleges are helpful in getting high paying jobs, while others say that experience at work is the main reason for well-paying job.

It is argued that high-level degrees from universities and colleges are helpful in getting high paying jobs, while others say that experience at work is the main reason for well-paying job. I agree that knowledge of work will lead to high pay jobs. This essay discusses points of both views. To begin with, many educational institutes evidence the best level of training to student for their careers. It makes them to qualify for better jobs with competitive pay or higher pay. Universities and colleges have many different kinds of courses which link to the requirements of companies. These institutes have efficiently designed their curriculum to meet all the current working needs. But it is true that different companies want to hire only specific skilled people for specific tasks. For instance, one year before, my friend got a placement in multinational company. Although He has a master’s degree, they offered him 25% less salary due to lack of practice in the work. On the other side, It is clear that if someone wants high paying jobs so one should be an expert in their field. Most companies require skilled persons with huge working knowledge. Over the time, one enhances their knowledge in a specific stream. This makes him a high demand skill worker for well-paying jobs. For example, it is observed during the searching for the job that most companies are asking the experienced candidate. They are willing to give him very high salaries. Based on the above views, therefore, I believe that experience plays a vital role in achieving a job opportunity with high wages. In conclusion, according to some belief that high-level degree is the potential source to get high paying jobs. However In my view experience makes the person valuable to company for certain jobs. They do not need to train him for specific tasks, so the person gets higher salaries.
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. This essay discusses points of both views.

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makes
them to qualify for better
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with competitive pay or higher pay. Universities and colleges have
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different
kinds of courses which link to the requirements of
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companies
. These institutes have
efficiently
designed their curriculum to
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meet
all the
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current
working needs.
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, my friend
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a placement in multinational
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. Although He has a master’s degree, they offered him 25% less salary due to lack of practice in the work.

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jobs
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one should be an expert in their field. Most
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companies
require skilled persons with huge working knowledge. Over the time, one enhances their knowledge in a
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specific
stream. This
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him a
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demand
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worker for well-paying
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jobs
.
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, it
is observed
during the searching for the
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that most
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companies
are asking the experienced candidate. They are willing to give him
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high
salaries.

Based on the above views,
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, I believe that experience plays a vital role in achieving a
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opportunity with
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wages.

In conclusion
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some
belief that high-level degree is the potential source to
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get
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makes
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for certain
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. They do not need to train him for
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specific
tasks,
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the person
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higher salaries.
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IELTS essay It is argued that high-level degrees from universities and colleges are helpful in getting high paying jobs, while others say that experience at work is the main reason for well-paying job.

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
313 words
6.0
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