sSo obtaining a profession regardless of liking or dislike is more practical than without a job.

It depends on who you are and where you are livinglive.

However, for most regular people, I think maintaining a basic living standard isof living should be the main prioritizedy.

so obtaining a profession regardless of liking or dislikegetting a job, even if you don't like it, is more practical than without a jobbeing unemployed.

When it comes to the topic of being unemployed or doing a disliked job, it is really hard to give a definitive answer for varieddifferent individuals.

However, for most regular people, I think maintaining a basic living standard ishould be prioritizsed.

Moreover, in my country, the local government generally would not pay any subsidies to people who loste their jobs.

so obtaining a profession regardless of likingwhether you like or dislike it, is more practical than without a jobnot having a job at all.

When it comes to the topic of being unemployed or do aing a job you disliked job, it is really hard to give a definitive answer for varied individualsthat applies to everyone.

However, for most regular people, I think maintaining a basic living standard is prioritized.

More natural: "I think that maintaining a basic standard of living should be the (top) priority."

Although we have a system to help unemployed people, very few of them can benefit from it.,

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so obtaining a profession, regardless of likingwhether you like or dislike it, is more practical than going without a job.

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