fall (find) into a good berth

[Ivo]

Would you help to me to interpret in plain English the meaning of the expression in bold in the following sentence?

He found a good berth when he came to work there.

fall (find) into a good berth = find a lucrative job

Thanks for your efforts.

[Cerberus™]

Ivo, you pose a lot of questions like this one. But I do not understand what it is exactly that you want to hear. You have found a good definition of the expression, and it fits in well; so you already know all there is to know about your quote. How can we help you when you already have the answer?

[Ivo]

It is enough for you to say one word "yes" or "not".

[Beeesneees]

Not.
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[Cerberus™]

Right. Well it is pretty close? A berth is here a position or job, so he found a good job. It will probably pay well too, though I suppose that doesn't strictly follow.

[Ivo]

Hi Cerberus,

Thank you for your backing.

There is another similar expression " to find a snug birth"
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None so blind as those who won't see.

A soft answer turns away wrath.

With time and patience the leaf of mulberry bush become satin.

[Beeesneees]

Still 'not'.
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