What is the difference between a career and a job?

Let me give a chance to look it up on my dictionary. I think a career is about how I have done my work well for the whole period of I have worked. A job what I thought about is what I\'ve been doing for a living. But I don\'t know if my definition is correct or not. Even though someone who has a fancy career, he or she might not have a job. On the other hand, although someone who doesn\'t have any career to show, he or she might get many jobs to show their abilities. If you like your job and you have a good career in your subject, it could be the best example in your field so, I\'d like to say \"You should find what you want to do and who you want to be like and then just go straight and don\'t look back.\"

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What is the difference between a career and a job?

Let me give a chance to look it up on my dictionary.

>>Please give me a chance to look it up on my dictionary.

or>>Give me a second to look it up on the dictionary.

I think a career is about how I have done my work well for the whole period of I have worked.

>>I think a career is if I have done my work well for the whole period for the whole period.

A job what I thought about is what I\'ve been doing for a living.

>>A job, I think, is what I just do for a living.

But I don\'t know if my definition is correct or not.

CORRECT!

or>>But I am not certain if this definition is appropriate or not.

Even though someone who has a fancy career, he or she might not have a job.

>>Even though, a person has a fancy job, it might not be a career.

On the other hand, although someone who doesn\'t have any career to show, he or she might get many jobs to show their abilities.

>>On the other hand, a person may not have a career to show, but he or she may have a job where she or he can use his abilities.

If you like your job and you have a good career in your subject, it could be the best example in your field so, I\'d like to say \"You should find what you want to do and who you want to be like and then just go straight and don\'t look back.\"

>>If you like your job, this could already be a good career for you since it is related to your field. So, I\'d like to tell you that you already have something you enjoy doing, so just go for it and don\'t look back.