Describe a job you would not like to do in the future What is the job ? -How did you hear about it? -Why you don’t want to do it? -How do you feel about the job? Sample Answer What is the job: One job that I wouldn't fancy in the future is that of an auditor for a tax consultancy firm. This role primarily involves examining financial records and ensuring compliance with tax regulations for various clients. How you heard about it: I first encountered the intricacies of this job through a guest lecture in one of my business management classes. The speaker, an experienced auditor, shed light on the meticulous nature of the work and the constant changes in tax laws that auditors need to stay abreast of. Why you don’t want to do it: The prospect of spending long hours scrutinizing heaps of financial documents and navigating through the ever-evolving tax code seems daunting. The level of precision required in this role, while undoubtedly crucial, feels a bit too overwhelming for my liking. The repetitive nature of the tasks, coupled with the high stakes involved in ensuring accurate financial reporting, doesn't align with my personal preferences for a dynamic and varied work environment. How you feel about the job: Honestly, the idea of being an auditor doesn't resonate well with me. While I appreciate the importance of financial compliance and the role auditors play in maintaining the integrity of financial systems, the stringent nature of the job makes me apprehensive. I prefer roles that allow for more creativity and strategic thinking, and the rigid framework of auditing seems a bit too confining for my professional aspirations. In summary, the job of an auditor, as essential as it is, doesn't align with my career preferences. The complexity, precision, and monotony associated with the role make me lean towards career paths that offer a more dynamic and creative outlet within the realm of business management. 1. What kind of jobs do young people prefer? The young generation likes to do jobs that involve creativity and where they can work independently. They also look for jobs that are well-paid and require less physical effort. In our country, most of the graduates are employed in IT industry. I think they like to work as programmers or IT administrators. 2. Some people will lose their jobs because of technology, how to deal with it? I think it is the responsibility of the government to skill these people on new technologies so that they can find new jobs. Otherwise, there would be large-scale unemployment, which would be detrimental for society.train 3. Will you settle down in another country? Yes, if I get a good job opportunity in a developed country, I would like to settle there. I feel if a person does not settle early then he or she will never achieve success and will always lead a stressful life.

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Describe a job you would not like to do in
the future
What is the job ?
-How did you hear about it?
-Why you don’t want to do it?
-How do you feel about the job?
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SAMPLE ANSWER
What is the job:
• One job that I wouldn't fancy in the future is that of an auditor for a tax consultancy firm.
• This role primarily involves examining financial records and ensuring compliance with tax
regulations for various clients.
How you heard about it:
• I first encountered the intricacies of this job through a guest lecture in one of my business
management classes.
• The speaker, an experienced auditor, shed light on the meticulous nature of the work and
the constant changes in tax laws that auditors need to stay abreast of.
Why you don’t want to do it:
• The prospect of spending long hours scrutinizing heaps of financial documents and
navigating through the ever-evolving tax code seems daunting.
• The level of precision required in this role, while undoubtedly crucial, feels a bit too
overwhelming for my liking.
• The repetitive nature of the tasks, coupled with the high stakes involved in ensuring
accurate financial reporting, doesn't align with my personal preferences for a dynamic and
varied work environment.
How you feel about the job:
• Honestly, the idea of being an auditor doesn't resonate well with me. While I appreciate the
importance of financial compliance and the role auditors play in maintaining the integrity of
financial systems, the stringent nature of the job makes me apprehensive.
• I prefer roles that allow for more creativity and strategic thinking, and the rigid framework of
auditing seems a bit too confining for my professional aspirations.
• In summary, the job of an auditor, as essential as it is, doesn't align with my career
preferences.
• The complexity, precision, and monotony associated with the role make me lean towards
career paths that offer a more dynamic and creative outlet within the realm of business
management.
Daljeet Singh - 9814927250

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1. What kind of jobs do young
people prefer?
The young generation likes to do
jobs that involve creativity and where
they can work independently. They
also look for jobs that are well-paid
and require less physical effort. In
our country, most of the graduates
are employed in IT industry. I think
they like to work as programmers or
IT administrators.
Daljeet Singh - 9814927250

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2. Some people will lose their
jobs because of technology,
how to deal with it?
I think it is the responsibility of the
government to skill these people on
new technologies so that they can find
new jobs. Otherwise, there would be
large-scale unemployment, which
would be detrimental for society.train
Daljeet Singh - 9814927250

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3. Will you settle down in
another country?
Yes, if I get a good job opportunity in
a developed country, I would like to
settle there. I feel if a person does not
settle early then he or she will never
achieve success and will always lead a
stressful life.
Daaljeet Singh - 9814927250

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4. How do young people today
decide their careers?
The present generation has a lot of
options when it comes to deciding
their career. In the past the young
looked up to their family members
while deciding on their career but
nowadays the youth have a lot of role
models from different fields and they
make their own decisions. Some of
them also like to explore different
jobs before finalizing one. Moreover,
they also do a lot of research looking
at prospects of different jobs.,
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5. Which do young people generally prefer
- boring jobs with higher pay or interesting
jobs with lower pay?
Nowadays the young are intelligent, and
they understand if they are not doing
something they like, they will never be
happy. So, they choose the jobs they are
passionate about and money takes the
backseat.
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5. Which do you prefer physical work or
work involving thinking?
I prefer intellectual work over work that
requires a lot of physical effort. I feel work
that stimulates your mind is more satisfying
as compared to physical work which is
monotonous. Monotonous physical work
monotonous physical work
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5. Do you think today we have less physical
labor than we did in the past?
Yes, today we have to do less physical
work as compared to the past. Thanks to
the advancements in technology, our lives
are more comfortable convenient
nowadays. The work that required
strenuous effort in the past can now be
done with the click of a button.
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120 Feet Road, Bhaiya Mandi Chownk, Basti
Guzan, Jalandhar
(9814927250 or 7380097250)
MBSL JALANDHAR
Daljeet Singh - 9814927250