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本帖最后由 毛小小猫 于 2013-10-29 20:51 编辑 .
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Topic: getting advice from friends who are older than you is more valuable than getting advice from friends in your same age.
People always tend to find friends for advice when they have problems. But which one to turn to is variable. Someone think advices from friends at the same age are much more valuable, while others prefer someone older than them. However, in my view, whose advice is more helpful depends on the problem itself.
Most people ask for advice from their peers because friends at the same age can be more empathetic. It is true that they may have been through the same trouble so that they would have full understanding of your situation, but constructive suggestions cannot be achieved in this way. Only those friends who are older than you, who have been survived from what you are suffering now can give you empirical advice and help you out of your trouble, which you can see clearly from the following example of graduates. Nowadays, graduates have a hard time in finding a good job. Around them are groups of young people who are frustrated by the same problem. Except for encouragement from each other, or sometimes even worse, tons of complains, they cannot get anything useful after talking with their fellow sufferers. Yet, if they consulted with those who have entered the job market one step earlier and have successfully possessed a prospective job, things would be totally different. From how to set up career plans to how to prepare for an interview to how to revise resume, order friends can offer them exactly what they need.
So peers' suggestions cannot work all the time. Even though it may be easier to communicate with them, older friends are much more helpful, especially when it refers to suggestions. Not only successful experience but also painful lessons can we learn from them. We will know what should and should not do, where are the shortcuts, how to take a detour, etc. by discussing with our relatively knowledgeable friends. Still, older friends are not panacea. Friends at the same age can also be very helpful under certain circumstances. For example, your peer friend happens to be an expert in the aspect you have question, let's say your friend is a photographer and you cannot decide which camera to choose. Why bother your other older friends rather than asking this one directly?
Whose advice is more helpful differs from situation to situation, and sometimes differs from friends, too. Next time when a problem comes, just think a minute, and then decide which friend would give you the most valuable suggestion. Go and find him/her! Otherwise, you would waste both your and your friends' time or sometimes you just make things even worse. |