Some people think that young people should be free to choose their job. Others, however, believe that they should be realistic and think more about their future.

Some people think that young people should be free to choose their job. Others, however, believe that they should be realistic and think more about their future. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Young people should decide what they want to do when they graduate from school. A larger number of people think that young adults should choose their loved job free. While others believe young people should be realistic and think more about their future.

Some people believe it is important for young adults to choose their job free. They argue young people should be given more rights to choose their jobs. Parents or other educators should not enforce young people to choose a job that does not appeal to them at all. Because it probably makes young people losing their passion and not being willing to put their energy into those jobs, eventually allowing them to be tired of this job and leading a negative impact later in their life. Also, doing their loved work can allow them to learn more professional skills initially in their occupation, enabling them to master career-related skills or otherwise. And it also can encourage young adults to achieve their career goals and help them to have good career prospects.

However, some people argue that young people should consider a realistic situation. They believe currently young people might face more competitions and pressures from their peers if they only consider their interests. It is indeed difficult to be hired by the loved company or to hunt a satisfactory job freely. No one can ensure a young person are brilliant enough compared with their peers. They also claim that a stable job can make young people focus on their family, enabling them to have monthly salaries or acquire a subsidy. Therefore, it can ensure adults start a family. Overwise, it cannot be achieved if they only take their interests and aspirations into account.
Overall, I tend to side with young people should choose their job free. But they should also think twice based on what they loved or dislike before they hunt a job.