Well there are different kinds of jobs in uh, in my country and they have to be confident about their work. If I want to say about salesper person as example. They have to be more and more confident about their product because they have to create a good impression in the consumer mind about their product and lack of their confident. They don’t be a good salesperson and then they cannot be able to make a sale. And on the other hand, when I talk about the journalist and the news representer, they have to talk in front of the audience also they be aware of their words and what they’re saying. And secondly, the defense person who are from, from that, that kind of job, they need to be more brave and uh. And um. Believe on them and how they serve the country. U onwards, the way they have to be more confident er. And brave about their work. So.
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Well, there are different kinds of jobs in, uh, in my country, and people in these jobs need to be confident. If I want to use a salesperson as an example, they have to be very confident about their product. They need to create a good impression in the consumer's mind about their product. Without confidence, they won't be good salespeople and won't be able to make sales. On the other hand, when I talk about journalists and news reporters, they have to speak in front of an audience. They need to be aware of their words and what they're saying. Secondly, people in defense jobs need to be brave and believe in themselves and how they serve the country. They need to be confident and brave about their work. So, in many jobs, confidence is essential for success.
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