First of all, personally, young and newly graduated children love writing more. This is also what one of my former leaders said. I didn't believe it at that time. As I grew older, I believed it. When you are older, you can write a plan or something. If I write a copy, I may really dislike it.
Secondly, from the workplace, unless you are a copywriter with very strong creative ability, this stage should not be called copywriting. In fact, the threshold for copywriting is still relatively low. Imagine that if your leader is younger than you and he feels uncomfortable, you will feel uncomfortable.
My own development track is copywriting-planning-marketing. Of course, I am a failure. This copy just tells you, if you want to have a career plan, do you really have to do a lifetime copy, or along which line?