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The line graph compares the percentage of people in three countries who used the Internet between 1999 and 2009 v.1

The line graph compares the percentage of people in three countries who used the Internet between 1999 and 2009 v. 1
It is often argued, these days it is getting challenging for the graduates to get a job in their respective fields of expertise. This could be due to the mismanagement by the Government and the private sector to appoint people. The solution would be getting flexible and implement a fair merit system. I believe the primary reason for not getting a field-related job after graduation is an unfair system and appointments. In many countries, there are no specific criteria about how to select a proper person for the appropriate position, which could be due to a flawed system and corrupt officials. When graduates apply for a job, they made many objections to them, and one would be less experience. As a result, the right person has not been selected and ends up doing the job which is not related to their field, and sometimes can lead to depression among the educated professionals. For example, when a highly trained professional who migrated from their parent country to different western countries for better opportunities. They are ended by driving a taxi or Uber or doing other menial jobs due to their super time-consuming system and never-ending wait time. In my opinion, the solution to this problem is quite challenging because the flawed system has many aspects; therefore it's supremely hard to manage or correct. However, if this problem could be handled with sincerity, delicacy, and good intention, it would be solved. When concerned regulated bodies should be flexible towards their rules related to experience, for instance and scrutinized people with positive intentions. As a consequence, many people can do jobs in which they are trained. Just a stepping stone could be when the rules related to experience could be relaxed and adequately differentiate for young and older graduates can impact the lives of many professionals positively. In conclusion, the tertiary level graduates are not succeeding in getting the job in their respective fields these days due to the unfair appointing system, and the solution could be relaxing the concerned authorities should be more accommodating.
It is
often
argued, these days it is getting challenging for the
graduates
to
get
a
job
in their respective fields of expertise. This could be
due
to the mismanagement by the
Government
and the private sector to appoint
people
. The solution would be getting flexible and implement a
fair
merit system.

I believe the primary reason for not getting a field-related
job
after graduation is an unfair
system
and appointments. In
many
countries, there are no specific criteria about how to select a proper person for the appropriate position, which could be
due
to a flawed
system
and corrupt officials. When
graduates
apply for a
job
, they made
many
objections to them, and one would be less experience.
As a result
, the right person has not
been selected
and ends up doing the
job
which is not related to their field, and
sometimes
can lead to depression among the educated professionals.
For example
, when a
highly
trained professional who migrated from their parent country to
different
western countries for better opportunities. They
are ended
by driving a taxi or Uber or doing other menial
jobs
due
to their super time-consuming
system
and never-ending wait time.

In my opinion, the solution to this problem is quite challenging
because
the flawed
system
has
many
aspects;
therefore
it's
supremely
hard
to manage or correct.
However
, if this problem could
be handled
with sincerity, delicacy, and
good
intention, it would
be solved
. When concerned regulated bodies should be flexible towards their
rules
related to experience,
for instance
and scrutinized
people
with
positive
intentions. As a consequence,
many
people
can do
jobs
in which they
are trained
.
Just
a stepping stone could be when the
rules
related to experience could
be relaxed
and
adequately
differentiate for young and older
graduates
can impact the
lives
of
many
professionals
positively
.

In conclusion
, the tertiary level
graduates
are not succeeding in getting the
job
in their respective fields these days
due
to the unfair appointing
system
, and the solution could be relaxing the concerned authorities should be more accommodating.
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7Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay The line graph compares the percentage of people in three countries who used the Internet between 1999 and 2009 v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
342 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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