Is this true that our education decides our standard of work?

Hello, Ram Ram, Namaste, Sastriyakal, to all Hive users. Today I'll tell you that is true that our education decides our standard of work. This is true, but not completely, I'll tell you. If a person has a good education in good colleges and schools, but later he is not able to find work to his standard, this situation I have heard in real life yesterday. There was a student who was not very engaged in his studies, but sometimes he took part in competitions because he was forced by teachers, and he performed well.

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The time passed, and he didn't work hard, took things lightly, and what was the result? He was unable to perform well in his studies,, and he was not too engaged in sports. Yesterday at school, our English teacher was telling us that there was one of his students and whatever I told you above... Some days before my english teacher went to buy Holi items, she can't find chips, so she was looking for shops for chips.

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She was shocked that the student who studied with her was selling chips in a shop. I know that there may be some financial conditions. But, he would get a better job as per his level of education, but that was not his standard of job, and our teacher was so upset that a student of hers was in a bad situation. So, for today, this much only till further goodbye.

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