Young people needs productive mindset to be happy in life

[taufik123]

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The number of people who go on to study and graduate from colleges and universities today has, to a large extent increased than fifty to sixty years ago. So naturally, jobs spaces would become more competitive as more graduates are available for the jobs available. We also shouldn’t be looking to the government for jobs.

I think young and old alike would live a more happy life if we have less expectations from people and the government.

The number of graduates from universities is increasing rapidly, but what about the decreasing number of jobs?
In my country, there are more job seekers than people building their own businesses, so the unemployment rate is higher.

Those who graduate from university are mostly confused about their next career, even though they already have skills in the field they studied.
But in the end, they choose to enroll as state staff and there will be many competitors to get into the civil service.

It is not easy to build a business from scratch and also requires a lot of determination and capital.

[uneng]

Don't expect anything from the government. If you can thrive professionaly by yourself and partnering with another autonomous professionals on the private area, do this. Moral freedom, that is, freedom to follow your own set of rules and guidelines is the best thing you can achieve. People working for the government don't have this, because they have to go against their principles to praise a corrupt government they belong or an authority they work for, otherwise they are fired or persecuted inside the area they are working. It's all about politics and power dispute, a very toxic place to be and to work.

[wajik-tempe]

Don't expect anything from the government. If you can thrive professionaly by yourself and partnering with another autonomous professionals on the private area, do this. Moral freedom, that is, freedom to follow your own set of rules and guidelines is the best thing you can achieve. People working for the government don't have this, because they have to go against their principles to praise a corrupt government they belong or an authority they work for, otherwise they are fired or persecuted inside the area they are working. It's all about politics and power dispute, a very toxic place to be and to work.

I believe it is critical that we establish a balance in our perspectives. Many government officials work hard to make a difference in their communities. There are many honest and devoted public workers out there, it is not necessarily about complying to a corrupt system. Government occupations can bring stability and security to individuals who do not have other possibilities. Private company, on the other hand, can give autonomy and freedom, allowing experts to follow their own rules.

[Poker Player]

Actually I think it doesn't just apply to young people, feeling productive is essential to feeling alive as you get older. That's provided you have a certain intelligence, because there are people who spend the day in the pub drinking beer and talking about rugby and that's enough for them. But in general, having a job that satisfies you and staying productive in it is an important component of overall happiness.

[Strongkored]

I think if people really want to be happy in life, expecially undergraduates and young graduate they should learn not to give all expectations of having living job from the government.  If people create the mindset of being creative and productive in this era they will live a more happy life than putting all expectations of getting a dream job from the government.  A productive mindset is what young people needs to make life easy and worth living.

With the changes in the world and also increasingly advanced technology, today young people not only no longer need to rely on jobs from the government because with cell phones they can make money as long as they are creative, but unfortunately, it requires an internet connection and of course, it has to be fast but there are still many countries that have very weak internet connections that prevent them from maximizing technological developments to make money.
But if young people are willing to continue looking for a way then all obstacles can be overcome well so that becoming a young person who makes money is not impossible.

[junder]

Don't expect anything from the government. If you can thrive professionaly by yourself and partnering with another autonomous professionals on the private area, do this. Moral freedom, that is, freedom to follow your own set of rules and guidelines is the best thing you can achieve. People working for the government don't have this, because they have to go against their principles to praise a corrupt government they belong or an authority they work for, otherwise they are fired or persecuted inside the area they are working. It's all about politics and power dispute, a very toxic place to be and to work.

I agree with you, most governments do not interfere in our lives but we ourselves determine how to go forward, if indeed we have skills or skills then do it that way we will have our own income anyway everyone in my opinion does not depend on others let alone depend on the government this does not affect our lives in the future. people who work for the government are not necessarily happy in their lives not necessarily they are happy at work.

But in my opinion if we open our own business it will bring us happiness if we can run it well it will also make us happy, no matter how small the business is run as long as it can make us happy what's wrong with it, most people I see applying for jobs here and there but without any results I feel sorry to see this because it is difficult to find work today even in my opinion everyone in the world thinks the same about finding a decent job, sometimes you get a job but it's uncomfortable or the location is far away, the point is that there are many facts that conflict with work. So my advice is that if we have skills, it is better to make it a business if there is no capital, we can borrow as long as the business is clear so that it can be profitable and can pay off the loan for capital at the beginning.

[AprilioMP]

I think if people really want to be happy in life, expecially undergraduates and young graduate they should learn not to give all expectations of having living job from the government.  If people create the mindset of being creative and productive in this era they will live a more happy life than putting all expectations of getting a dream job from the government.  A productive mindset is what young people needs to make life easy and worth living.

For example, there are 50 universities in a country and every year each university holds a graduation ceremony with at least 500 students graduating. In total, every year each university in a country produces as many as 25,000 best graduates.
5,000 of them may have found work because of their abilities, skills and creativity. Another 20,000 will be unemployed.

What is the role of stakeholders and state administrators in providing solutions to the number of best graduates produced by universities? To me, these numbers are an annual problem faced.

From this case, in my opinion, what must be thought about and implemented by each graduate who is born every year at the university is how each of them creates jobs with the supporting elements they have with the aim not of getting rich, but with the aim of being able to just survive in the midst of they have to accept the economic difficulties that they have to accept because each graduate is ready to face these challenges in reality.

[hyudien]

Things has really changed unlike before when a graduate is coming out from the university their are job opportunities around the corners, people don't even stress themselves to acquire skills as an alternative just in case they don't get a job. Getting a job as a graduate some years back was a thing never to argue about or think about.  In this recent time things have really changed, expecting so much from the government as a graduate can lead people into serious problems.  The life we live now is so unpredictable, no one can be sure of practicing their desired career from what they have learnt in school.

I think if people really want to be happy in life, expecially undergraduates and young graduate they should learn not to give all expectations of having living job from the government.  If people create the mindset of being creative and productive in this era they will live a more happy life than putting all expectations of getting a dream job from the government.  A productive mindset is what young people needs to make life easy and worth living.

First, because school doesn't teach you how to make money, but teaches you how to be a slave employee of a company. Like it or not, this means that the educational curriculum needs to be re-evaluated in order to be able to produce graduates who are productive in creating business opportunities in an increasingly advanced era, don't become private employees who only have 1 skill but when there is no suitable job they become unemployed.

Second, currently a degree is not a measure of success, because many college graduates end up in refugee camps due to misuse of the facilities they received while studying. In this current era, technological sophistication has reached all levels of society, even knowledge can be obtained easily, skills can be honed, developed, demonstrated, and can provide a way to earn your own income. Everyone just needs to return to themselves and their mentality, whether they want to compete in the current era or be trapped and dependent on government programs that are completely unequal. Limited facilities do not mean someone will stop moving, creativity can be born if we are able to think about how many opportunities around us can be generated without having to wait for the government to issue a program.

[jasonjm]

Things has really changed unlike before when a graduate is coming out from the university their are job opportunities around the corners, people don't even stress themselves to acquire skills as an alternative just in case they don't get a job.
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The advice I can give you is that you should always lower your expectations because life is not a bed of roses, and the moment you step out of your college, you will realise that the World is a very cruel place, and you have to work hard to achieve what you desire. I have seen many young graduates pretending that they have done something extraordinary by getting a degree, but the reality is that you will find a lot of graduates who are working at minimal pay, having the same degree as yours.
No one will hire an inexperienced individual. Develop contacts, make PR, excel in your field, and get some experience in the field through internships; only then you will have a survival chance. Try to start a business and explore alternate sources of income.
Everyone has a different definition of happiness; to me, mental peace and life satisfaction are the keys to happiness.

[terrific]

Don't expect anything from the government. If you can thrive professionaly by yourself and partnering with another autonomous professionals on the private area, do this. Moral freedom, that is, freedom to follow your own set of rules and guidelines is the best thing you can achieve. People working for the government don't have this, because they have to go against their principles to praise a corrupt government they belong or an authority they work for, otherwise they are fired or persecuted inside the area they are working. It's all about politics and power dispute, a very toxic place to be and to work.

That's it, never hope for anything that you should be the one doing it for your career and life to thrive.
It becomes too much when you're very dependent on the government together with the opportunities. It's like you need to dig for your own cave to at least find your safety and that's what many aren't doing because they keep on complaining on how corrupt their government which is normal.
But actions from them won't take into instant results but only you.

[michellee]

Don't expect anything from the government. If you can thrive professionaly by yourself and partnering with another autonomous professionals on the private area, do this. Moral freedom, that is, freedom to follow your own set of rules and guidelines is the best thing you can achieve. People working for the government don't have this, because they have to go against their principles to praise a corrupt government they belong or an authority they work for, otherwise they are fired or persecuted inside the area they are working. It's all about politics and power dispute, a very toxic place to be and to work.

That's very true because while they still have power, they want to control it. And when they lose power or retire, they will leave everything behind as if they don't know us. We should establish relationships or partner with others because many other autonomous professionals also have better abilities.

Besides that, if a university graduate or other person can be more creative in creating things, they can become a young businessman. That would be better in creating jobs for his other friends. And they don't need to depend on their government where there will certainly be many rivals who also want the same thing.

In this era, school graduates are required to be creative and productive in creating something different. They may need to develop their creative ideas in creating new jobs that have never existed before.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

The number of people who go on to study and graduate from colleges and universities today has, to a large extent increased than fifty to sixty years ago. So naturally, jobs spaces would become more competitive as more graduates are available for the jobs available. We also shouldn’t be looking to the government for jobs.

What are the provisions we are making available for the younger generation to meet and take benefits of, many are graduating without job, what are the preparation we make available on ground for the people to use and never be grounded on the floor, how determined are we all doing our individual responsibilities and making the entire society feels our impact in what we do and contribute.

[gunhell16]

Expectations.. I’ve come to realize that expectations most likely would bring about disappointments.
A lot of people go on to study and graduate with high expectations of being employed in a good paying job working mostly in the civil service and paid by the government. But with thousands of graduates leaving colleges and universities and entering the job market looking to the government to provide jobs, there’s not enough vacancies to cater for everyone.

The number of people who go on to study and graduate from colleges and universities today has, to a large extent increased than fifty to sixty years ago. So naturally, jobs spaces would become more competitive as more graduates are available for the jobs available. We also shouldn’t be looking to the government for jobs.

I think young and old alike would live a more happy life if we have less expectations from people and the government.

I just want to add something to what you said: this dude, most of those who will finish their college-level studies are really excited, and who wouldn't be excited about something like that because that will be one of the degree holders who have completed it, and our expectations of ourselves are also high. That's why most of those who finish their studies find it hard to get a job.

Because honestly, in the course that the students take, how many thousands graduate? Let's just say that each course has 10,000 students. Now,  how many courses are offered or are there in each country? And how many thousands of students graduate each year? This is where we can really see that there will be real problems. So the governments find it difficult to provide all the jobs to all the graduates.

[Sarah Azhari]

I think if people really want to be happy in life, expecially undergraduates and young c they should learn not to give all expectations of having living job from the government.  If people create the mindset of being creative and productive in this era they will live a more happy life than putting all expectations of getting a dream job from the government.  A productive mindset is what young people needs to make life easy and worth living.

I agree with you, I don't know why the young people especially in my country still depend on jobs from the government. They even know the salary they receive when get work from the government can't handle their need for a month, because didn't meet their need for month, they are do for corruption, they take bribes and cheat the government budget just to pay bills. So, I think this disease has become chronic, and we have to change their mindset to be entrepreneurs, they don't have to must work for the government after graduation. The most important thing is the college must revise the curriculum school to learn more about being an entrepreneur.

[dezoel]

I think it has to do with the population. There are many people in this world now compared to before so slots in jobs are always filled up quickly, making it hard for some to apply if they are a little late and doesn't have what it takes to be in that company because I believe the standards have also increased.

Well, I think I'm also okay with that, so that not any ordinary people can just be accepted easily. It's hard to get your dream job if you didn't finished your studies but it is also hard to do especially for a poor people. That is why they are asking a help from the government because they knew that some can provide. Being productive and creative is not easy as you think. It can in fact cause more stress than being happy but it is needed if we want to improve our life.

[bbigtart]

I think if people really want to be happy in life, expecially undergraduates and young graduate they should learn not to give all expectations of having living job from the government.  If people create the mindset of being creative and productive in this era they will live a more happy life than putting all expectations of getting a dream job from the government.  A productive mindset is what young people needs to make life easy and worth living.

A productive mindset is really needed in the younger generation, especially in this era of increasingly sophisticated technology, there are many things we can do to change our lives to become successful and happy.

It cannot be denied that many young people hope to work in government agencies after graduating. That's why in my country there are so many people who have bachelor's degrees but are unemployed because when they went to college, their mindset was only to work for the government. In fact, a graduate must be smart in taking advantage of technological development opportunities to be more productive.

[Spaceman1000$]

Things has really changed unlike before when a graduate is coming out from the university their are job opportunities around the corners, people don't even stress themselves to acquire skills as an alternative just in case they don't get a job. Getting a job as a graduate some years back was a thing never to argue about or think about.  In this recent time things have really changed, expecting so much from the government as a graduate can lead people into serious problems.  The life we live now is so unpredictable, no one can be sure of practicing their desired career from what they have learnt in school.

I think if people really want to be happy in life, expecially undergraduates and young graduate they should learn not to give all expectations of having living job from the government.  If people create the mindset of being creative and productive in this era they will live a more happy life than putting all expectations of getting a dream job from the government.  A productive mindset is what young people needs to make life easy and worth living.

Reason why you have to analyse the situation is because our government across the world are not being responsive or responsible to the plight of young persons in this generation.  the government is empowered with the revenue of the state to make sure the lives of young people and the energy the young people have is well channel for the productivity and the enhancements of a state. Hence this objective is not gotten the society gradually turned into a failed state. Education ordinarily teaches you how to be productive and also teach you how to think outside the box, for if there are no jobs out there, you as a young person should think of business to do, you should think of how to source out capital to go into investment like bitcoin, real estate and other things you can think of, because as a human being you must survive.

[DVlog]

Actually I think it doesn't just apply to young people, feeling productive is essential to feeling alive as you get older. That's provided you have a certain intelligence, because there are people who spend the day in the pub drinking beer and talking about rugby and that's enough for them. But in general, having a job that satisfies you and staying productive in it is an important component of overall happiness.

Totally agree with your statement. Human body and mind is a natural worker. People who spend their time without doing anything ended up being losing their motivation and satisfaction to participant even in social activity. Work hard, take rest to work in the next day. This should be a usual routine for a productive person along with other extra activities like meeting friends, learning something new, developing a skill etc

[kawetsriyanto]

Welcome to 2023 where companies are also laying off down to 50%. The economy is just not so good for the new graduates but it depends on the degree they took.

Yep. This year, there are many people who have lost their jobs because many companies lower the number of their employees. The economy situation triggers the companies to save more on the production budget. Reducing the number of workers will slightly reduce the burden on their regular budget. So, the new graduates need to think about this, they no longer can depend on the companies to get jobs. What the new graduates should do, is to create their own jobs. This surely requires creative mind and the bravery to compete with others.

But those who graduate with a degree that commonly needs an employer will find it hard in the real world these days. Parents usually decide what their kids should take for their future for they already have the perspective of what kind of jobs will exist in the future. With AIs, it's going to be an uphill battle.

Sure, it is a difficult situation for every one now, especially for the new graduates. Since many of them have no much experience, it is a big challenge to find a job. While for experienced people, it is not so difficult, they know what they need to do to get proper jobs. Regarding AI, it can be the advantage if we know how to utilize it for our life. 

[Ryu_Ar1]

I think if people really want to be happy in life, expecially undergraduates and young graduate they should learn not to give all expectations of having living job from the government.  If people create the mindset of being creative and productive in this era they will live a more happy life than putting all expectations of getting a dream job from the government.  A productive mindset is what young people needs to make life easy and worth living.

I think things like this depend on fashion because many young people now have a more critical mindset by not really expecting jobs from the government as civil servants but being able to explore what they are interested in such as some esport players, athletes or even many who use the internet as a reference material for them in finding jobs.
But back again when talking about the government, jobs in the government today are still very large because in terms of progress for the future this is more guaranteed for some countries even though it will definitely be more difficult because the competition is getting bigger.