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Whether people should return to their hometowns after finishing school or university is a complex question. It depends on individual circumstances and priorities. If there are sufficient job opportunities in their hometowns, returning might be a good option. However, bigger cities often offer a wider range of career paths and opportunities for growth. Ultimately, the decision should be based on personal preferences and career aspirations. If someone is driven to pursue a specific career that is more readily available in a big city, then migrating for better opportunities might be the best choice. Ultimately, the goal is to find a place where one can thrive both professionally and personally.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
People should return to their hometowns if they have sufficient job opportunities in their hometowns. Because, uh, bigger cities, uh, provide more job opportunities. And if they are moving to the big cities, so it’means. They want to pursue their career in, uh, in big city. So I think, uh, people should seek for the jobs where they get enough job. So they should move there because job is very important and it make, uh, the future better. So ultimately it is a personal preferences. But I think, uh, people should move, uh, to the big city, and they should migrate to the big city for their better career.
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