英文作文.......(明天交,勁急...) 20分

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A: Hello, I haven't seen you for a long time. How are you?
B: Nice to meet you. I'm fine. How about you?
A: Fine, thanks. Are you still doing the same job?
B: Yes, but I want too change my job.
A:What kind of jobs do you want to be?
B: I want to be a designer.
A: Which field of designer do you want to be?
B: Fashion desinger or Art designer.
A: Why do you want to be a designer?
B: It is because I like creating. If I create something for people, I feel very satisfied. I will be proud of myself when someone uses my design.
A: Do you think it will make you earn a lot of money?
B: It doesn ' t matter that I can earn a lot of money or not. If someone appreciates my design, I will have a great motivation to carry on my job. That means I can enjoy my work instead of only earning money. Enjoy the job is equal to enjoy the life.
A: I see. I hope your wish will come true.
B; Thank you.

Predicting the future is a tricky business. There have been countless ridiculous failures at identifying the trends and products which will determine the future shape of our life and our environment. Even more difficult is trying to guess which of us will be deemed a useful member of the community – and which an obsolete relic. To a large extent, the answer to this question lies in determining the useful professions of the future.

This is an age when people are determined, defined and categorized in strict accordance with their professions. Whereas during the Renaissance, a person might have been defined by his range of interests (remember the likes of Leonardo da Vinci), by his familial, religious, or ethnic affiliations, by his or her gender and so on – today the first and foremost question is a person's profession.

The first question that we must provide a clear answer to is: What constitutes a profession (as opposed to a hobby), a vocation (as opposed to an avocation)?

To qualify as a profession, the act must bear the following hallmarks:

It must be continuous and pursued for a long time.
It must occupy most of the waking hours.
It must yield earnings or compensation whether in money or in kind.
The person must have an advantage in that field of knowledge or activity, at least over laymen. In other words, the categories of laymen and expert – which are the result of highly specific education – must exist and prevail.
It must be hierarchically layered with clear flows of professional authorities and responsibilities and with a clear career path (progressing up the professional ladder).

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