- What is an ideal job?
- There is no basis for any comparison, in other words, standard of an “ideal job” to all people, to all of us, to all the community.
- The definition of the “ideal job” depends on each individual’s view.
1. One may think an ideal job is an occupation that gives him/her opportunities to communicate with many interesting people, or to travel around the country, or all over the world. In order that he/she can exchange the relations, raise his/her knowledge about many things, make friendship, etc.

2. Many Vietnamese students now who live and study in Viet Nam consider their ideal jobs as jobs that provide them a guarantee of constant monthly payment, which would allow them to have money enough to afford their lives (Regardless of the fact that they don’t love their jobs at all)
Students care about the degrees they get when they finish colleges and universities. A student wants to have a job to earn money enough to maintain a normal life. As long as he will have enough money from what he does, regardless of his interest of any careers else, he would go for it. So that is his ideal job.
Thence, right at the beginning, students tend to apply to faculties those regarded as the “hot majors” in the community. Such as Finance and Accounting, Banking, Business, etc.
These majors seem to be promise to them to enter the right careers of their lives that make them earn a lot of money.

3. Some may say that if they went for their ideal jobs, they did what they want, the salary/wage from the jobs could not let them afford their lives. “It’s all about the money”,
“I care about nothing but money. So an ideal job to me is the job which helps me earn a lot”

4. Besides, there are men and women, students,…want to take part in non-profit organizations, to contribute their efforts, intellect…to help other people who are not living in good conditions, who are poor and wander around the streets to earn money for living day by day.