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It really depends on who the young person feels most comfortable talking to. Generally, teachers have a broader understanding of the job market than many parents. They know about current job demands, salary expectations, and what kind of career paths are most promising. So, from my perspective, it's usually better to seek advice from teachers who are knowledgeable about careers. However, there are situations where parents might be the better choice. If parents have a strong understanding of their child's strengths and interests, and they have a good grasp of the job market, then their advice could be invaluable. Ultimately, the best source of advice is the person who the young person trusts and feels comfortable confiding in.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Well, it depends upon whom the young people prefer the most. Overall, teachers have more knowledge than most parents in our country because, uh, many people living in our country, especially the parents, have lesser knowledge. Teachers have broad understanding of how the job market works and what are the current demands in the market and which job pays the highest salary and ensures a better living. So, in my point of view, it is better to ask relevant teachers for career advice than to ask, uh, the parents. But in some cases, if the parents have more knowledge about jobs and, uh, the capabilities of their children, it is better to seek, uh, advice from them because they have the purest intention.
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