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T V NG IELTS WRITING TASK 2 SD
T V NG IELTS WRITING TASK 2 SD
T V NG IELTS WRITING TASK 2 SD
Từ vựng Nghĩa
A high paying job = a well paid job nghề được trả lương cao
A SENSE OF BELONGING cảm giác phù hợp với nơi làm việc, cảm giác
thân thuộc, cảm giác hoà nhập
A SENSE OF REWARD cảm giác được khen thưởng, được đáp lại,
hài lòng
A SPECIFIC DOMAIN/ FIELD/ AREA một lĩnh vực, ngành nghề cụ thể
CAREER sự nghiệp
confidence sự tự tin
Manager quản lý
Overtime quá giờ, làm việc quá thời gian ký hợp đồng
RESIGN từ chức
ĐỀ BÀI: The most important consideration when choosing any career or job is having a high
income. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
ANSWER:
It is widely accepted that, for most employees, their daily working lives will not be spent in
their dream jobs. Nonetheless, I totally disagree that workers should instead prioritize
becoming a high earner above all other concerns.
To begin with, I am convinced that individuals need stimulation at work in order to have a
sense of reward. In fact, very few can go through an entire career staying in a position or an
industry that they find tedious merely for financial incentives. Moreover, studies reveal that
approximately 60% of the work force consider their professions as a search for fulfilment
and contentment in helping others, rather than a search for wealth. It seems unlikely that the
priority for those including nurses and teachers in the world is to become well-off whereas
occupations such as these are rarely high-paying.
Meanwhile, some would argue that employees who have their families to support should
always prioritize their salary; after all, it means securing their children’s future. Others point
out that, as the job market remains increasingly unstable across the globe, it is vital to earn
more and therefore save more. However, I do not agree that a good salary should necessarily
be the primary concern for everyone. Too many people become preoccupied with the next
pay rise or career move, and eventually become unhappy or even depressed, neither of which
helps them to save or to provide for their families.
In summary, earning as much money as is humanly possible should not be anyone’s main
concern. Granted, it arguably brings financial stability for individuals and for their families;
nevertheless, it is simply not worth tolerating a lifetime of unhappiness at work purely for the
money.