A Cross-analysis Of Career Concepts And Paths
The Observer of Management Education|January 2018

A Cross-analysis Of Career Concepts And Paths

Rinky Marwaha
A Cross-analysis Of Career Concepts And Paths

What is it that a person wishes the most for his or her child when they are born? First and foremost, they wish for good health and happiness which lasts them forever. Second, they wish for a good family which they will head in later times. And third, is that they should have a rollicking and frolicking career which will stand them in good stead forever and always. Beyond this, there is very little that a doting mother and father can ask of the Lord Almighty for their new-born child, be it a girl or a boy.

When it comes to careers, this should be decided upon by the child. In this decision of theirs, they should certainly be hand-held and guided by their parents, friends, relatives and kith and kin. This is very essential. There is always a bigtime debate about when exactly is the right time to decide which career to opt for. No age is actually the ‘right age’, per se in this matter. Most parents would put their heads together and say that the sooner the better. As and when the child decides which profession is the chosen one for him or her, it is a big headache relief for all parents. They celebrate this moment with joy and pride especially if the apple of their eye wishes to do something which has their approval. And if it doesn’t, most parents still wish the best for their young ones and prod them along forward in their professional sojourns.

Do not be hyper about your or your child’s career

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