A lot of people at some point in life change their career. It could be due to change of their mind that they may develop interest in another field, e.g., a chemist starts exploring physics; or a scientist prefers to jobs related to public dealing rather doing research; or a medical doctor devotes his life to serve people by delivering religion-based knowledge to them and never turn back to its medical profession, etc. I want you all to comment, if you have ever passed through such transition or have observed someone to do so. What is your observation or experience in this regard? What do you think why people do that? What are the possible outcomes in doing so? Is it always successful?
University offers a wide range of possibilities. It's normal to change, many young people is motivated to get experience first, and then they decide. Changing studies is such a case of normal career, I think, you have many arge selection of subjects.
Hein Retter
New takes on biology by physicists are changing views on some biological reactions. Changing careers, thereby bringing different perspectives to various disciplines is healthy.
IN some counties like Iran, finding a job opportunity for common people is demanding; it is risky. people cannot find other jobs easily. therefore, they do not change their jobs .
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