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Have you ever thought what Career and Job is?

10/20/2015

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A person usually holds several jobs in their career. It is usually easier to change jobs in the same field of work that define ones career. However, switching careers is more difficult and may require the person to start at the bottom of the ladder in the new career.
 
Read below some comparisons between Career and Job:
What is it?
  • Career: The general course of progression towards lifelong goals.
  • Job: A regular activity in exchange of payment.
 
Requirements
  • Career: Usually requires special learning.
  • Job: Education or Special training may or may not be required
 
Risk taking
  • Career: A career may not mean stability of work as it encourages one to take risks.
  • Job: Risks may be completely external - can abruptly change the demand and require relocation which is an unstable factor.
 
Time
  • Career: Long term
  • Job: Short term
 
Income
  • Career: Varies depending on value to society or to some other entity. Salary is more common.
  • Job: Varies by demand. More likely to be wage.
 
Contribution to society
  • Career: May have high value as social change/progress may be possible.
  • Job: May actually have a negative impact when counterproductive social practices are continued in the name of protecting jobs.
 
Expanded educational options (including online education) allow many to place greater focus on personal satisfaction, so people are more likely to change careers to pursue their interests or seek fulfillment than in times past.
 
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