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Work, Work, Work

... indicated you do not like?Those Who Dislike or Hate Their JobPlease select all that apply. I need the money | I don't want to quit before I have something else lined up | I am waiting for something better to come along | It's too much work/hard to get a new job | I want to give it a little longer to see if my situation improves on its own | I don't want to be perceived as a "job hopper" | I don't want to have to tell my boss/manager I am quitting | I am close with my co-workers ...

Gen Z Zscape

... I follow online | Making videos Would You Rather...? As Zs place high value on knowledge and skills, it follows that they much prefer to be smart rather than popular and to do something productive instead of relax. Most would rather start a business than work for an established company. They are slightly more likely to say they'd give $20 to help someone rather than spend it on themselves and the same percentage would prefer to have a meaningful impact on the world than to make a lot of money ...

A&S Landscape

... lease a new car | Have a career | Get married | Purchase a home | Be financially secure | Have enough money to retire GENERATIONAL COMPARISONS While they believe they are ahead of their parents’ generation in accomplishing goals such as going to college, getting a new car, living on their own, and feeling like an independent adult, young adults think there are some goals that they will accomplish later in life than did previous generations. Given their delayed start in saving due to poor ...

Gen Z Landscape

... parents, not getting enough sleep, and money. Worrying about their personal appearance and their personal relationships can also be stressful. Significantly more young women than young men, especially in the U.S., are stressed out by nearly every item listed, as are older Zs compared to their younger counterparts.Which of the following, if any, cause you stress?Please select all that apply. Getting good grades at school/doing well at work | Pleasing my parents | Not getting enough sleep | Having ...

Love Dating

... . Appearance is a factor, but a majority of global youth would rather date someone whose personality rather than looks is the main attraction. As may be expected, men are more likely than women to opt for physical attractiveness. When it comes to marrying for love or money, young people around the world would overwhelmingly choose the former. However, they would prefer to be taken care of than to be the caretaker in a relationship, though this is largely driven by young women. That said, young women are ...

Gaming

... Young adults are happily combining their love of sports with their love of gaming and are unapologetically spending their time and money playing their favorite video games. Nearly three in four young adults play sports-related video games, with half of Trendsetters playing at least once per week.24% of Trendsetters in the U.S. and 21% in the UK are willing to splurge on sports-related video games.TYPES OF SPORTS-RELATED VIDEO GAMES PLAYEDU.S. youth who play sports-related video games ...

Consumed Consumer

... the money or are bored in the middle of the night, you make a binge purchase. That’s how I shop now and also how several of my friends shop. ASHLEY, 30CONSUMER TYPES Half of young people today consider themselves Deal Hunters who are constantly on the quest for the best price. Four out of 10 consider themselves Planners and do extensive research before embarking on a shopping expedition. Representing about one-third of young shoppers, Customizers strive to put their own stamp on the items they ...

State Of The Union

... | Mentoring younger people | Donating to charity | Environmental conservation | Community sponsored public works projects | Technology | Scientific discovery | Supporting small businesses | Participating in events to raise awareness/money | Reducing consumption | Supporting brands that give back or are socially conscious | 1-to-1 types of purchases | Voting | Government sponsored public works projects | Corporate innovation | Participating in challenges to raise awareness/money | The arts ...

Nightlife

... A qualitative overview of youth's perceptions and attitudes toward nightlife culture.In the U.S., the most youth have spent, on average, for a night out is upwards of $400, while in the UK, youth have an average top spend of £350.In the past year, 2 in 5 Trendsetters have cut back on the amount of money they spend when going out.THE BRIGHT SIDE OF NIGHTLIFEWhen young adults go out, 49% in the U.S. and 38% in the UK say it’s to get out of the house. The ability to hang out with friends is ...