Who Should Get the Best Job

People are now entering a brand new era full of challenges and opportunities and the curtain of the new millennium is slowly rising (n.d). As is known to them, with the ever-accelerated updating of science and technology, many strenuous jobs are taken over by computerized machines. This situation has an immediate impact on society unemployment and fewer people could get their best job. From the issue, the people who should get the best job equal the job that suits their “natural” and they interest it.

Some jobs are more attractive than others and not all people find the same jobs equally attractive. Not all people can get the best job. There are too many factors that people have to think about their own situations. Firstly, because different people have different talents that people always did a stationary job .While, if people want to do a better job, they need to specialize or perform all sorts of tasks (P.Janine & C.Brian, 2008, p50-51). For example, a person who good at driving and do not know any special skills or knowledge that he only can do a driver what much more fit his talent (A Drivers life 2010). What is more, if he knows the process of making a car, he can become a technical adviser that the treatment would much better than a driver’s.

Secondly, people should get a basic equality of opportunity in liberal democracies. It is mean that everyone has a right to work. While, even if everyone were to be granted the right to work, they would not necessarily get a job they would like. When people were young found other interests and went in other directions, they dreamt of becoming a scientist, a painter, a writer, an athlete and so on. While, with the time some got jobs in which they could realize their personal ambitions and others did not. Such as, children reproduce their parent’s working careers, such as George W Bush Both George and younger brother Jeb had political ambitions and connections but some argued that it was Jeb who had a better head for government. But in 2000 it was George, groomed by Republican Party mastermind Karl Rove, who became the second Bush to sit as president (D’Kate, 2011). Those indicate that blue-collar parents have blue-collar children who take blue-collar jobs (P.Janine & C.Brian, 2008, p56). Few children have opportunity to choose what kinds of job they can do or stick working which they are interested in.

In a word, each one man could perform one social service in the state for which his nature was best adapted that means he or she gets the best job. The job rights to their qualification and they also interest in the job that reveals the perfect working environment.