Attitude on Choosing a Job
Recently, in order to make their offspring will seek a job easily in the future, many parents create various favored conditions for their children. For instance, children do not have to spend much time finding a job, their parents will ensure a position for them before they graduate. After graduating, their children can go to the particular corporation directly, of course, the designated job is resembled to their parents' job. As for me, I repute that having the parallel jobs with my parents has some drawbacks.
Firstly, in my point of view, I bolster that a similar job to my parents cannot satisfy me. Typically, before going to the university, I always rely on my mother, especially making vital decisions. However, when I finish high school and need to determine my major, I become a dissenter to my mother hoping me to have the same major with her and then find a comparable job in the future. At the last day before the deadline, I converse to my mother and demonstrate my honest thought, which is choosing a major that makes me agreeable so that I can choose a pleasing job rather than the loathsome job, which my parents lament every day. This time my mother supports me. Consequently, I have to say. Parallel job cannot satisfy me.
Secondly, inanity will company with me all the time while I am choosing a job which is like my parents. That means, I am going to lose a cherish opportunity to challenge myself and view the fascinating world. Obviously, different jobs possess various interests. Personally, my mother manages a company and she wants me to work in her company after graduating. Since I am not interested in joining her company, I choose hospitality management as my major. I want to work in a hotel where I have a chance to meet worldwide guests and pick up countless cultures. What is more, I may challenge myself without having any aid from my parents. Apparently, I not only enjoy the life, but learn to be unaided. In this way, inanity surely is gone.
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Firstly, in my point of view, I bolster that a similar job to my parents cannot satisfy me. Typically, before going to the university, I always rely on my mother, especially making vital decisions. However, when I finish high school and need to determine my major, I become a dissenter to my mother hoping me to have the same major with her and then find a comparable job in the future. At the last day before the deadline, I converse to my mother and demonstrate my honest thought, which is choosing a major that makes me agreeable so that I can choose a pleasing job rather than the loathsome job, which my parents lament every day. This time my mother supports me. Consequently, I have to say. Parallel job cannot satisfy me.
Secondly, inanity will company with me all the time while I am choosing a job which is like my parents. That means, I am going to lose a cherish opportunity to challenge myself and view the fascinating world. Obviously, different jobs possess various interests. Personally, my mother manages a company and she wants me to work in her company after graduating. Since I am not interested in joining her company, I choose hospitality management as my major. I want to work in a hotel where I have a chance to meet worldwide guests and pick up countless cultures. What is more, I may challenge myself without having any aid from my parents. Apparently, I not only enjoy the life, but learn to be unaided. In this way, inanity surely is gone.
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