Everyone has the freedom to choose whichever career they wanted to pursue, be it a professional or a non-professional job. While minimum salary rates are allocated according to one’s profession, some argued that both prospects should receive equal payment. I strongly disagree that professionals and non-professionals should be paid equally because each field require different preparation effort and work demand.
Typically, professional careers demanded specific skillsets that can only be acquired through tedious amount of preparation and stringent qualification. Burning the midnight oil and gruelling series of examinations are the common prerequisites to qualify, even as mere junior professionals. On the contrary, the non-professionals are not bound by strict schedules in order to achieve a similar level of success. In fact, most of the artists and sportsmen simply require a stroke of luck that springboards them to any hall of fame. To illustrate, an actor’s accidental role in a popular movie genre or a footballer’s last minute scoring kick is all that it takes to change their career lives.
In addition, professionals require a different level of work responsibility and liability. Most of them have their own established governing body to ensure the quality of work and services are in line with industry expectations. This also mean the professionals are be held liable for every decision they made. Doctors, for instance, can be legally tried even for slight misconduct or negligence of work. In this case, the non-professionals have more freedom to express or conduct their work as long as no public hazard is concerned.
To conclude, professionals and non-professionals should be rewarded differently for their work. Depending on the nature
Everyone has the freedom to choose whichever career they wanted to pursue, be it a
professional
or a
non-professional
job. While minimum salary rates
are allocated
according to one’s profession,
some
argued that both prospects should receive equal payment. I
strongly
disagree that
professionals
and non-professionals should
be paid
equally
because
each field require
different
preparation effort and
work
demand.
Typically
,
professional
careers demanded specific
skillsets
that can
only
be acquired
through tedious amount of preparation and stringent qualification. Burning the midnight oil and
gruelling
series of examinations are the common prerequisites to qualify, even as mere junior
professionals
.
On the contrary
, the non-professionals are not bound by strict schedules in order to achieve a similar level of success. In fact, most of the artists and sportsmen
simply
require a stroke of luck that springboards them to any hall of fame. To illustrate, an actor’s accidental role in a popular movie genre or a footballer’s last minute scoring kick is all that it takes to
change
their career
lives
.
In addition
,
professionals
require a
different
level of
work
responsibility and liability. Most of them have their
own
established governing body to ensure the quality of
work
and services are in line with industry expectations. This
also
mean the
professionals
are
be
held liable for every decision they made. Doctors,
for instance
, can be
legally
tried even for slight misconduct or negligence of
work
.
In this case
, the non-professionals have more freedom to express or conduct their
work
as long as no public hazard
is concerned
.
To conclude
,
professionals
and non-professionals should
be rewarded
differently
for their
work
. Depending on the
nature