Daily News, January 22, 2014
French workers are the most likely to say they have a “career” rather than “just a job,” while U.S. workers came in 3rd in the ranking, according to a survey released today by Monster Worldwide Inc. (NYSE: MWW) and market research company GfK. The survey asked the question, “Do you view the work you do to be a career or just a job?” The following answers were received in the U.S.: • Just a job: 41% • A career: 57% • Don’t know: 1% America’s younger generations are the least likely to be career-minded, with 62% of those aged 18 to 35 stating they consider their employment as just a job rather than being part of a longer term career plan, compared with 28% of those aged 36 to 44 and 31% aged 45 to 54. Here’s a list by country of those responding who said they view the work they do as a career rather than just a job: 1. France: 70% 2. Canada: 69% 3. United States: 57% 4. UK: 43% 5. India: 43% 6. Netherlands: 38% 7. Germany: 25% The survey included more than 8,000 people in Canada, France, Germany, India, Netherlands, U.K. and U.S. It included 511 employed in the U.S.
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