Example Of Organised Work

It’s May 26 and Joey is a senior in high school about to graduate. Excitement and nervousness rack his mind at the same time, then all of the sudden it hits him. What is he going to do after high school,since he never had college in mind what was he going to do. Receive his diploma and jump into the workforce or join the military. He is just not sure what to do with his life life after high school. Some people graduate high school and wonder what they’re gonna do with their lives then. A few might join college and become the next Albert Einstein or go and solve a cure for HIV, but others might not have college in mind and just jump right into the workforce. Since not all high school graduates have college in mind, they should consider a military career instead of doing nothing. Soldiers get a sense of of organised work and command, it teaches them to respect people higher ranking than themselves, and in the long run they have that great feeling of serving

When people first join the military they’re placed in a specific work area that is their responsibility. With this, other people have other specific responsibilities that they must take care of, this is an example of organised work. A few examples of organised commands are Generals, Colonels, Lieutenants, Majors, and Captains, these people also help keep everything running properly and not become unfastidious. People in the workforce might say there's no need for any complicated command system, but the way to a well working job is by setting people there to help organise and run the business properly. Also in the military there's no such thing as slacking off, because when people become lazy and not do your duty things get out of hand and a mess occurs, whereas in the workforce laziness is everywhere and some situations get out of