Mma Precious Ramotswe: No Gender Careers Research Paper (Essay Sample)

No Genders Careers
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I have decided to use story adaptation to clearly explain my best lesson. In this case, I choose, The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith adaptation story. Through these story I show that there no specific gender careers. This is a showcase we learnt (in LIT 2331) an event that that happened in Botswana, explaining how women can be the ever-best detectives’. My adaptation story strongly shows how important it is to make self-sacrifices to succeed.
No Gender careers
When ones decide to join any line of a career he or she should overlook the negative perceptions that exist towards that specific career .It is vital to exploit ones talent in any possible way. This is when real progress can be realised and coveted success achieved. It is from these outstanding actions and progress that we name those who made such differences heroes and heroines. What matters in the real life is who makes the most difference by the end of the day. One whether male or female can shine in any line of career. I was motivated by the book we learnt (inLIT 2331) titled ‘The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith. Initially I had some perception and feelings that some careers can be brutal and unfit to some genders.
However, this notion changed when I found that a lady known as Mma Precious Ramotswe overlooked the notion that women cannot become good detective agents. She becomes the first women detective in Botswana. She uses all the inheritance resources left to her by her father to start up an investigation company, a job and career traditionally believed only men can fit. What was baffling is the fact that she had neither experience nor enough capital. She ignores all the advices given especially by her lawyer and channels her own path determined to make a difference (Smith 1998).
Another important aspect is to develop passion and love for whatever one endeavours to undertake. Ramotswe has developed a lot of passion for her self- initiated job and regards it as her duty, responsibility and call. She...