In which situation can career transition be unsafe?

Correct answer: When a person leaves current work without information and chooses a new field

The direct answer is C: a career transition can be unsafe when someone leaves current work without information and chooses a new field. A career transition affects income, skills, family responsibilities and future opportunities, so it needs preparation. A safe process includes understanding the new field, checking required qualifications, comparing resources and finances, identifying skill gaps, seeking guidance, gaining experience and keeping an alternative plan. Option C is correct because acting without information may lead to unrealistic expectations, financial difficulty or failure to meet job requirements. Option A is wrong because checking skills and resources is responsible preparation. Option B is wrong because an alternative plan reduces risk. Option D is wrong because guidance helps a person make an informed choice. The issue is not that every transition is bad; the danger comes from an unplanned and uninformed transition. Memory cue: before changing careers, research, prepare and keep a backup.