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Why being a Government official Sucks !

 These are the list of the most influential persons of the world.


How many of them do you think could have been government officials?

Even if you don’t know about them all, you can be sure that there is hardly any chance of any government official who can become a great influencer in the world.

Government services have many advantages like power, perks (legal and illegal), job security and an opportunity to do public service.

However, all the advantages of the government services also becomes the greatest hindrance to discover yourself and achieve excellence.

When you have hard power, your lose compassion

When you have job security, you stop taking risk

When you get seniority based promotion, you stop working hard

When you lose freedom of speech, you lose creativity

When you engage in corruption, you lose conscience

In government services, your career moves in an auto-mode since you join the job and till you retire at the age of 60 years.

After you retire at the age of 60 years, you can’t think of doing anything new or creative to achieve excellence in any field of life.

It is for this reason that you can very rarely find any government official becoming a great writer, thinker, painter, poet, business leader, sportsman, singer, entrepreneur, politician, scientist, economist or make a name for himself in any field.

Once you join a government job, you become simply a cog in wheel of government.


You cease to be a human being having his/her own identity and become a machine part in the huge government system who is not known by name, but by designation, and who can be replaced exactly like a part of a machine by the masters (politicians).

If you dream to do something great and make a name for yourself in the world, you must not join the government job.

Government jobs give you pay, perks and security, but takes away your freedom, creativity and identity.

It is better to know the price you are going to pay for getting into government services, before you dedicate years of your life getting into government service.

Source of picture: Google Images



Foot notes : 


1.    http://www.helveticnews.com/25-most-influential-people-in-history-by-attribute/



  Arun Vijay  is a National Olympiad scholar and a divisional Level Athlete

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