answer: #Person2# changes #Person2#'s job again because #Person2# wants to try different things before #Person2# finds the one #Person2# really likes. #Person1# suggests #Person2# should have a clear career path.
documents: #Person1#: how was your job at the state-owned enterprise? 
  #Person2#: oh, I no longer work there. I'm working with a multi-national corporation. 
  #Person1#: you changed jobs again? Why do you move so frequently? 
  #Person2#: I want to try different things before I find the one I really like. 
  #Person1#: why don't you stick with one job for a bit longer? 
  #Person2#: I could handle everything pretty well in the old position, so I decided to move around and learn something new. 
  #Person1#: how's your current job going? 
  #Person2#: I'm pretty satisfied with it. I can broaden my experience, learn lots of new things, and have more development opportunities. 
  #Person1#: sounds good, but I still think perhaps you should first have a clear career path to follow and then decide whether to change your job or not. 
  #Person2#: yes, you're right. When I graduated, I didn't know what I really wanted to do or what I could do. Now things are growing much clearer. 
  #Person1#: do you have a definite career path yet? 
  #Person2#: I'm not sure. I just like the job I'm doing now. 
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