上周的考题有点不好写,题目有点偏,有点难写...2018.02.24 考题

2018.02.24 Academic Task 2

Sample Essay

上周的考题有点不好写,题目有点偏,有点难写...2018.02.24 考题

Nowadays, some employers think that formal academic qualifications are more important than life experiences and personal quality when recruiting new employees. Why is this case? Do you think it is a positive or negative development?



In today’s contemporary world

, employers

prioritise academic qualifications over

experiences and

personality traits

for recruitment, which may be because of the requirement of knowledgeable employees.

In my opinion

,

this development is a negative one

as it

comprises

certain

underlying issues

[Vocabulary]

  • prioritise

  • Vt.

    给予

    优先权;按优先顺序处理

    e.g.: If things get tight at any time remember that you have to prioritise your debts. 

  • personal trait

  • 个性,个人特质

    e.g.: Along with patience, the skill and personal trait of perseverance is very important for programming success.

  • comprise

  • Vt.

    包含,由

    组成

    e.g.: The house comprises two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living room.

  • underlying issue

  • 潜在的问题

    e.g.: In cases where these rules cannot be applied, the report will fail with an error message identifying the underlying issue.



    The twenty first century world is technologically advanced and consists of open markets, where

    distinct niches

    have been created.

    As a result

    , employers now need people who

    expertise in specific areas

    , such as marketing, analytics, statistics and more, and academic qualifications provide proof of

    technical prowess

    of the candidates to the employers. For example, EY, one of the leading accounting firms has distinct

    fortes

    and aims to hire

    explicit people

    for specific roles, such as accountants for its tax and audit departments, engineers for its digital and IT departments, and lawyers for its legal departments.

    [Vocabulary]

  • niche

  • n. (

    有特定的要求,顾客群和产品的

    )

    专营市场

    e.g.: I think we have found a niche in the toy market.

  • expertise in

  • 专长,在

    的专业能力

    e.g.: He also urged them to take steps that will attract and maintain private investment and expertise in the field.  

  • technical prowess

  • 科研能力

    e.g.: Despite your graduate education, brainpower, and technical prowess, your career in scientific research is far from assured.

  • forte

  • n.

    专长,特长

    e.g.: He found that running long distances was not his forte.

  • explicit

  • adj.

    明确的,清楚的,直言的,不含糊的

    e.g.: We need to persuade other sectors and systems to make equity an explicit policy objective.





    Moreover, the above involves some

    adverse repercussions

    that

    make it a negative development

    as academic qualification is not

    a barometer of work performance

    .

    In other words

    , life experiences and personal qualities represent exposure to different situations and skills that are necessary for professionalism.

    For instance

    , a person may have several qualifications, but he may not be hardworking, social and a team player.

    Such a person

    may

    face difficulty

    in managing multiple tasks and conflict in working with teams, which

    hamper his efficiency

    and the results of the firm that he works for.

    Consequently

    , an employer must look for a balance between qualifications, experiences and personality traits when recruiting new employees. 

    [

    Vocabulary

    ]

  • adverse repercussion

  • 不良的反响,

    repercussion

    本身有

    不良的

    的含义。

    e.g.: The collapse of the company had repercussions for the whole industry.

  • barometer

  • n. (

    反映事物变化的

    )

    晴雨表,标志

    e.g.: The skin is an accurate barometer of emotional and physical health.

  • hamper efficiency

  • 阻碍效率

    e.g.: Bad colour matching of interface would increase cognitive load of learners during the learning process and hamper the efficiency of studying the courseware.



    In conclusion

    , employers believe academic qualifications to be more

    vital

    than life experiences and personality

    due to

    their requirement of experts for the jobs,

    which I believe is a negative development

    as considering qualifications over the other two criteria may

    result in an imbalance and lower work efficiency

    [

    Vocabulary

    ]

  • vital

  • adj.

    至关重要的,生死攸关的

    e.g.: Regular exercise is vital for your health.

  • imbalance

  • n.

    不平衡,不安定

    e.g.: The baby boomers are living longer, creating an imbalance between workers and retired.

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