Individuals that they have their own preferences on the kind of job they would not like to do in the future for the purpose of this exam, the job that I would like to talk about, that I would not like to be in future, is army. Does this, uh, min military work? I have an uncle that is an army officer. He have worked there for a long. He walked here until he retired at the age of 65 during when he was in active service. When he was in active service, he doesn’t have much time for his family because he either they posted him far away from home or where they posted him, the family or the family member cannot even miss him at all because of the kind of intense training their dream. Due to that, I made up my mind from my salad days that I will never, never go into that kind of profession, which is Amy officer. This job was very stressful for my uncle that time that whenever he comes back and we welco call him, he always complain. He was. He will always complain of how this shop was so tireing, stressful and how he would like to resign if not for the, ah, the salary, if not for the pay. Because he’s using the money to make. He’s using the salary to make enemies. I feltl down in the dome when I heard of all these things. I felt that nothing, I felt done in the d for him that nothing will make me do to venture into this’s kind of professional king.
Band 6+: Describe a job you would not want to do in future? What is the job? How I heard about it? Why I wouldn't want to do it? How you feel about it?
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I have a strong preference for the kind of job I wouldn't want to do in the future. The job I'm thinking of is military work, specifically being an army officer. I have an uncle who served as an army officer for a long time. He worked in the military until he retired at the age of 65. During his active service, he didn't have much time for his family because he was often posted far away from home. Even when he was stationed closer, his family couldn't visit him due to the intense training and demanding nature of his work. Seeing the impact this had on my uncle, I decided from a young age that I would never pursue a career in the military. The job was incredibly stressful for him. Whenever he came home, he would complain about how tiring and stressful it was. He often mentioned wanting to resign if it weren't for the salary. He used his pay to support his family, but the sacrifices he made were significant. Hearing about his experiences made me feel deeply for him. I realized that nothing would ever convince me to consider a career in the military. The sacrifices and stress involved are simply too much for me.
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