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After Chabashira-sensei left the classroom, the class was engrossed in topics
about the student-teacher conference and their future.
“We really need to start thinking about what we’re going to do, don’t we?”
“First, we must consider the case where we graduate from Class A and the
case where we don’t. What are you thinking, Hirata-kun?”
The girls surrounding Yōsuke, who was sitting in the center of the class,
started the conversation.
“I’m planning to go to university, irrespective of the Class A privileges. My
parents have told me from a young age that that’s what they want.”
Although I didn’t intend to eavesdrop, their conversation was audible, and I
couldn’t help hearing it.
Yōsuke didn’t seem to have any intention of finding a job at this point and
was planning to continue his education based on his natural aptitude.
Considering his attitude towards his studies and his actual academic ability,
this seemed a natural course of action.
Whether he had the Class A advantages or not, if he didn’t have the
determination, he wouldn’t be able to take full advantage of his privileges.
Well, this was true for all aspects of life.
“Really? I totally thought you were going to become a soccer player!”
“Haha, not quite. Even if I do use the Class A privileges to forcibly become
a professional, if my skills don’t match, it’s clear that I’d be let go soon. Even if I
go to university, I’m planning to continue playing soccer, but only as a hobby.”
Getting a job in sports was a high hurdle.
Those who should resort to exercising their privileges to proceed include
those with talent who, for one reason or another, are yet to be discovered or those
who due to other issues can’t go down the regular path.
Then how should they properly utilize the benefits of graduating from Class
A?
Keisei, a top student in our class, opened his mouth.
“If we’re talking about the Class A privileges, then we should definitely opt
for a job at a top company. Setting aside the exceptional case where one’s skills are
obviously not up to par, as long as we can work as much as others, we won’t be
fired easily. For us, jumping into a world where we win as long as we get in might
be the best option.”
Our classmates nodded, convinced by Keisei’s logical statement.
A company takes on a major responsibility when hiring someone.
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