Son Forced to Quit Private Job; Govt Job Deemed Best

A father is not happy with his IIM graduate son’s job with an annual salary of Rs 15 lakh because it is a private job. The father wants the son to do a government job. As soon as this news surfaced on social media, a debate has started regarding which is better between government and private jobs. Many users are giving their opinion in favor of the father while many are in favor of the son.

Father wants son to leave package of Rs 15 lakh

Indian Institute of Management (IIM) graduate and investor Ankit Kedia has shared a post on his X account. Ankit told that he had recently gone to the house of one of his relatives, where his son has got a job in a multinational company (MNC) with an annual package of Rs 15 lakh.

Ankit further explained about his father’s concern, ‘Apparently, he saw the news of layoffs in companies like Adobe and Microsoft and concluded that there is no future in the private sector. For them, everything else is unstable except a government job, no matter how good the salary or growth is.

Many users came in favor of father

One user wrote that the father is right. He can earn 10 times more than this. Along with this, job security is also available.

One user says that the father is not wrong. Join IAS, there will be security throughout life.

An ex-user says that after the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI), layoffs have been happening every day in the private sector. Companies are investing extensively in AI and automation, due to which job security has become negligible. No private company can provide stability like a government job. One user wrote, ‘Even though father’s methods are a bit strict, his thinking is not wrong.’

Forget about stability in private jobs; Most of the salary is taken by the government, due to which neither any significant savings nor any security is possible. I believe that government jobs are the real jobs in India.

Users are also in favor of private jobs

One user wrote that if you have a government job, you can be posted anywhere in India including rural areas. Doing a government job becomes difficult especially when you get married and have to change the location.

Stability and pension are bonuses in a government job, but if you have your own house and do not have to pay EMIs, then a private job is a good deal.

This year, layoffs took place in these private institutions:

Ceased its operations in India. About 250 employees were laid off.

These big tech companies laid off thousands of employees globally.

Maximum layoffs in private jobs took place in these 4 sectors

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