In recent times, employment has been in the limelight and has aroused wide concern for the pernicious effects associated with it. Some people are of the fervent conviction that unemployment is better than working job what they do not like. In my opinion, I totally agree this view.
Admittedly, a discontented job can bring various merits such as some money for a living. However, its cost are much higher compared to benefits. On one hand, it is obvious that working attitude is negatively affected if we have to do the job what we are not fond. No one wants to devote all his heart to a job what he hates, which resulted in not only below-standard working quality but also bad mental health. Moreover, keeping doing a job what we do not like prevent us from opportunities that our beloved careers offer. For example, if you accidently find a job that you like and want to change post instantly, but the law say that you have to notice the human resources manager one month in advance, the golden chance may pass by right in front of your face.
On the other hand, being unemployed temporarily may bring about chances to do some amazing things that can even change your life. One high school of mine provides an attractive story about his life as an example. After graduation, he got accepted to become an officer. However, the job was so boring that he decided to quit after 3 months and started to learn photography, which has been always dreaming of since he was a little boy. He spent all savings to buy DSLC camera, registered a photography courses, became a freelancer and spent all time to travel and take pictures of stunt sceneries. Until now, he got some local and international prizes for his creative work, and became a full-time photographer with high salary.
In conclusion, it is possibly senseless to convey the idea that working jobs what we do not like is superior to become unemployment.
In recent times, employment has been in the limelight and has aroused wide concern for the pernicious effects associated with it.
Some
people
are of the fervent conviction that unemployment is better than
working
job
what they do not like. In my opinion, I
totally
agree
this view.
Admittedly
, a discontented
job
can bring various merits such as
some
money for a living.
However
, its cost are much higher compared to benefits. On one hand, it is obvious that
working
attitude is
negatively
affected
if we
have to
do the
job
what we are not fond. No one wants to devote all his heart to a
job
what he hates, which resulted in not
only
below-standard
working
quality
but
also
bad
mental health.
Moreover
, keeping doing a
job
what we do not like
prevent
us from opportunities that our beloved careers offer.
For example
, if you
accidently
find a
job
that you like and want to
change
post
instantly
,
but
the law say that you
have to
notice the human resources manager one month in advance, the golden chance may pass by right in front of your face.
On the other hand
,
being unemployed
temporarily
may bring about chances to do
some
amazing things that can even
change
your life. One high school of mine provides an attractive story about his life as an example. After graduation, he
got
accepted
to become an officer.
However
, the
job
was
so
boring that he decided to quit after 3 months and
started
to learn photography, which has been always dreaming of since he was a
little
boy. He spent all savings to
buy
DSLC
camera, registered a photography courses, became a freelancer and spent all time to travel and take pictures of stunt sceneries. Until
now
, he
got
some
local and international prizes for his creative work, and became a full-time photographer with high salary.
In conclusion
, it is
possibly
senseless to convey the
idea
that
working
jobs
what we do not like is superior to become unemployment.