The Majority of Asia’s Professionals Want a New Job This Year
- Organizations in APAC want to grow workforces: LinkedIn report
- Gen Z leads new trend of not wanting to ‘stick out’ jobs
Some 77% of Asia-Pacific’s workers want to move to new roles, with the shift fueled by Gen Z and Millennials.
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More than three-quarters of professionals in Asia are considering taking new jobs this year, a LinkedIn report found, indicating that employees in a region known for long office hours are increasingly unwilling to “stick out” work they don’t want to do.
Some 77% of Asia-Pacific’s workers want to move to new roles, with the shift fueled by Gen Z and Millennials, according to data released this week by the social platform typically used to promote professional backgrounds. That’s slightly higher than the global figure of 73%, the report said.