It Makes More Sense Nowadays to Find a Job Than Study for a Degree

Some people think that one should find a job right after finishing the secondary school. Workers who have worked in companies for many years consider finding asteady job prior to study for a degree. They are more inclined towards part-time study and ascending the social ladder reliably. I believe that it makes much more sense to study for a certain degree than to employ at the earliest opportunity, because obtaining a degree gives us a better chance to win a job we desire.
First of all, we need to have a clear understanding of what we want to do with our career. Whether the degree we earn helps us to find a proper job or just present an obstacle in finding a job, especially if we have little working experience.Therefore it is essential to look for a summer job which is as close as possible to the one we once might have according to our education. In addition, we need to liaise with the firms, schools and other institutions where we might once work or just to gain the experience which is priceless when comes to applying for a certain job. For persons who are bit indecisive starting to work after the secondary school is much more appropriate. During that time they obtain some working experience and have enough time to consider how to proceed. However, it is dangerously to postpone the studying, thus the person loses the ambitions, becomes lazy and has no idea how to navigate through his first years of academic studies. Now, which is better more depends on each and every individual.          
Secondly, if we study we have better options to end up with more proper job, even though we may think nowadays there is little or no opportunity for graduate. Eventually, every step we make it has either good or bad consequences. On the one hand, good points are meeting new people who probably share the same or similar ambitions as we do. Next, we are being more relaxed, since these persons are approximately the same age as we are and are troubled by similar worries, how to...