do you think who is more comfortable, a student and a worker?
By wonderful1
@wonderful1 (2075)
China
9 responses
@ETHANE (23)
• India
2 Sep 07
Being a student you don't have to worry about anything,just study,play & get good grades.
But when it comes to working,a lot of responsibilities come on your shoulder.Working hard to be paid more,managing your family & professional life is really tough i think so.
Although i am still a college student,i did part time jobs & i can understand how difficult is a worker's life.So i would prefer to be a student throughout my life.
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@fredgame (1260)
• China
1 Sep 07
i think none is easy, being a student you work hard to make success and also to get a good work. will have to study hard for future good work and being a worker will have to work hard to earn enough for the family, you need to plan, and obey your employer, think of the family. i think being a student you have one target and thus success while the worker has more, the family, the boss, the work itself and othesr like travelling etc. A student could be more comfortable though.....
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@luintaurien (972)
• United States
31 Aug 07
Even when I was just a student i thought students had it better than workers. Now that I am in multiple roles I am very happy with my roles even though I have little time for myself. I am a full time mother, full time worker and full time student right now. I have a lot going on but I really do love it and when things slow down for me I think I will have a harder time with that.
@ucl800 (860)
• Greece
31 Aug 07
Well, I am a PhD student, which means I am a student that works in a university.
I think that being a student is better provided that he is not working in the university.
I would rather be a worker than a PhD student, but if I had to choose between working and be undergraduate or college student I would choose be a student
@wonderful1 (2075)
• China
29 Sep 07
really? i dont' want to be a housewife, i have to have my own business, then i feel i'm independent.