※ 引述《dwings (夜空的精灵)》之铭言： : If you were an employer, which kind of worker would you prefer to hire: an : inexperienced worker at a lower salary or an experienced worker at a higher : salary? Use specific reasons and details to support your answer. : In my opinion, I will depends on the context of job to hire the suitable x : employees. Nowadays there are various kinds of jobs, and each of them need x , needs : different skills and abilities. Choosing the person who really fit the fits : conditions of the job, coworkers, leaders, even the company is more important ^and : than how much you have to pay. There are still many reasons I support this : argument, and I will mention some of important ones below. : To begin with, when the demands of a job weight more on the passion and weigh : personality more than the skills, I think it is better to hire the novice. xxxx(redundant) : Because people will be more motivated by something new or challenging, : they are willing to put more effort in spite of hard work. For example, ^ : when I was a college student, I had a part-time job in the cram school to : promote the lessons. Although I had no experiences about marketing or social : skills, I still got higher performance than others. My leader even increased : my salaries when I went to work just for three days for my hard working hard work : and courage to talk to anybody. Therefore, I think some jobs even more : suitable for novice. ^a : In addition, if the ability of the job is complicate, the boss should pick ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ complicated On the other hand, *Suggest rephrasing : the employee with more experience. Although the company has to pay higher : to the experienced employee, it would save more cost to teach or train a new the cost of teaching or...* *"to save more cost to teach..." means to save more cost, and the saved cost would be used to teach or train a new employee. "to save the cost of teaching or training" means to save the cost that would otherwise be used to train a new one. : one. Moreover, there are some implicit profits to hire a experienced person. : He can share experiences or support others when they get into trouble or need : help. Take me for example, when I became an experienced employees in the : cram school, I transferred to be leader of a marketing group. Although my : salary was higher, I understood that I also had more responsibilities, : such as deciding the strategy of marketing and arranging the schedule of the : program. Furthermore, I even had the pressure to train my subordinates to be : better rather than just do my work. So I even spend more time to work spent : comparing to the novice. : In conclusion, I think the boss should choose the employees depends on depending : the needs of the job in spite of the salary. : 很久没有写作文 : 请大家不吝指教...>.<: : 由於我是限时写的 : 所以最後一段不完整 : 请见谅....>.<~ -- 一个 学术英文写作 领域的讨论板 在 PTT （telnet:ptt.cc〉 【 分组讨论区 】 --> 11 国家研究院 政治, 文学, 学术 --> 科学学术研究院 --> 学术总合研究中心 --> ★ST-English PTT 学术英文/论文写作班 --

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