A successful life in adulthood depends on the skills that everybody learns during childhood. In this regard, some people are inclined toward the opinion that parents should lead children to take part-time job whereas others hold exactly the opposite perspective believing that part-time job is not helpful for the teenagers. In my vantage point, teenagers should spend some time on part-time jobs to become independent and improve their social skills. What follows is the elaboration of my viewpoint.
An important aspect of a person' s personality is independence which is engendered through doing tasks solely. In fact, working part-time is the best way to gain experience and become independent. For example, my kid brother used to work in several jobs - including teacher, accountant, and salesperson - when he was at high school. He faced many difficulties in finding jobs, choosing between two jobs and spending his income frugally. He consulted with our parents but finally, he decided independently about the possible solutions of his problems. Reaching pleasant results in his decisions made him more independent and ready for his future life.
Another equally important skill that part-time job provides for teenagers is to learn communicating skills. That is to say, social skills gained in the job environment are totally different from what they experience at school. The common relationship among children at school is friendship but at work they face with several people with diverse positions. For instance, the way that they should talk to their boss is completely different from what happens among friends or teachers and students. They learn not to poke fun at their colleagues and managers, to respect the consumers, and to defer to the managers and experts. Hence, working part-time teaches children a different dimension of social skills.
By and large, if one assesses the effects of part-time job on children, one soon realizes that the best way for parents to help their teenage children succeed in the future life is to exhort them to get an occupation. In fact, working in lower ages brings independence and better social skills to teenagers and makes them ready for their adulthood.
A successful life in adulthood depends on the
skills
that everybody learns during childhood. In this regard,
some
people
are inclined
toward the opinion that parents should lead
children
to
take part
-time
job
whereas others hold exactly the opposite perspective believing that part-time
job
is not helpful for the
teenagers
. In my vantage point,
teenagers
should spend
some
time on part-time
jobs
to become independent and
improve
their
social
skills
. What follows is the elaboration of my viewpoint.
An
important
aspect of a
person&
#039; s personality is independence which
is engendered
through doing tasks
solely
. In fact, working part-time is the best way to gain experience and become independent.
For example
, my kid brother
used
to work in several
jobs
-
including teacher, accountant, and salesperson
-
when he was at high school. He faced
many
difficulties in finding
jobs
, choosing between two
jobs
and spending his income
frugally
. He consulted with our parents
but
finally
, he decided
independently
about the possible solutions of his problems. Reaching pleasant results in his decisions made him more independent and ready for his future life.
Another
equally
important
skill
that part-time
job
provides for
teenagers
is to learn
communicating
skills
.
That is
to say,
social
skills
gained in the
job
environment are
totally
different
from what they experience at school. The common relationship among
children
at school is friendship
but
at work they face with several
people
with diverse positions.
For instance
, the way that they should talk to their boss is completely
different
from what happens among friends or teachers and students. They learn not to poke fun at their colleagues and managers, to respect the consumers, and to defer to the managers and experts.
Hence
, working part-time teaches
children
a
different
dimension of
social
skills
.
By and large, if one assesses the effects of part-time
job
on
children
, one
soon
realizes that the best way for parents to
help
their teenage
children
succeed in the future life is to exhort them to
get
an occupation. In fact, working in lower ages brings independence and better
social
skills
to
teenagers
and
makes
them ready for their adulthood.