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What kind of job would you choose if you didn't consider salary and reality? Different people may give different answers to this question, but everyone may decide their ideal job more based on their hobbies. Personally, I like writing. If I can ignore salary and reality, I may choose to be a writer.

In other words, as far as I am concerned, or as far as most people are concerned, what stands in front of our "ideal job" is the reality of salary, which is the "pressure" of contemporary people and the threshold that contemporary people must cross to "ideal job".

1, contemporary people's pressure: what stands in front of the "ideal job" is real life such as salary. Who has no pressure? Perhaps it is because of this pressure that we have a real feeling of being alive.

When we choose a job, we may give up our "ideal job" for some practical reasons, such as love, family, salary and so on. And choose a job that we don't like so much, but can meet many of our "real needs". This is the "pressure" that contemporary people need to face when choosing a job.

Most "ideal jobs" may be difficult to help people get bread to live on. The so-called "ideal job" is often based on personal interests. It is true that a few people in this world can "fill their stomachs" while satisfying their interests, but the "interests" of most people often can't give people bread to live on.

Therefore, for most people, the "ideal job" always exists in the ideal "future". After all, we should solve our own food problem first, and then consider finding a rational job to meet our own interests.

3. "ideal job" can be the source of power for our progress. Although not everyone can turn his interest into his own job and get a veritable "ideal job", it is undeniable that each of us should have an "ideal job" in mind. Here, we will continue to work hard and be positive because of the vision of "ideal work".

In other words, "ideal job" can be the source of power for our progress.

Speaking of which, what is your ideal job?