질문: Do you think it is easier to get a job now than in the past?

분석

This question discusses whether it is easier to find a job now compared to the past. When answering, you can consider factors such as technological development, economic changes, improved education levels, and competition in the job market. You can discuss from the perspective of digitalization and globalization providing more opportunities for job seekers, while also considering the challenges of the modern job market, such as automation and high competition.

동의어

질문을 반복하지 않고 이 동의어를 사용해보세요:
  1. easier →more straightforward or less challenging
  2. get a job →secure employment
  3. now →in the present
  4. in the past →historically
질문: Do you think it is easier to get a job now than in the past?

아이디어 1

Yes, Due to Technological Advancements
  1. Online job portals and networking platforms
  2. Remote and freelance work opportunities
  3. Greater access to information and resources
  4. Easier application and interview processes
  5. Diverse career paths due to technology

아이디어 2

No, Due to Increased Competition
  1. Higher educational qualifications required
  2. Saturated job markets in certain fields
  3. Impact of automation on job availability
  4. Economic fluctuations and job security
  5. Global competition for jobs
질문: Do you think it is easier to get a job now than in the past?

관련 어휘

  1. job market
  2. technological advancement
  3. digital era
  4. online platforms
  5. globalization
  6. networking
  7. skill set
  8. automation
  9. remote work
  10. competition
  11. career opportunities
  12. educational requirements
  13. economic conditions
  14. employment trends

진짜 숙어

IELTS Speaking에서 7점 이상을 얻기 위해 이 숙어들을 사용해보세요:
  1. climb the corporate ladder: to advance one's career in a business or company
  2. keep up with the times: stay current with the latest developments
  3. job hunting: the process of looking for employment
  4. survival of the fittest: only the people best suited to their environment will succeed
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