In Jain Dharma, there isn’t a canonical teaching that chanting or listening to a particular “19th shloka” guarantees worldly outcomes like getting a job, a promotion, or higher salary. Jainism focuses on purifying one’s karma through right conduct (satya, ahimsa, asteya, brahmacharya, aparigraha), intense inner discipline, and spiritual progress. Material success is not presented as a reliable or primary aim of spiritual practice, and claims of specific shlokas producing guaranteed career benefits aren’t part of authentic Jain siddhanta.

If you have a specific shloka in mind, I can explain its Jain-orthodox meaning (arth) and how it is understood within Digambar and Shvetambar traditions, without mixing in non-Jain interpretations.