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What is difference between 'job' and 'career'?
Is career a job you prefer to do all your life?
2 de mar. de 2012 15:14
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Job = what you do for money usually with a company as an employer
Career = What you work towards with long term goals - a path you choose, sometimes involving education, for long term income.
2 de marzo de 2012
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A job can be as small as a single task. A career is long-term.
2 de marzo de 2012
My career is being a teacher, but I float from job to job teaching to pay my rent. I am a teacher for hire. I take jobs always but my career goal is steady work as a teacher.
2 de marzo de 2012
Yes, a job may only represent a position taken for money solely. Perhaps it is not what a person would prefer to do forever.不是某个人最理想的职业。On the other hand, one thinks of a career as something chosen for the long haul, where someone hopes to improve and progress.
2 de marzo de 2012
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