Poles want to change jobs: As much as 76 percent respondents want to change their job in 2025 – according to the latest research of Pracuj.pl website. Poles believe that despite economic difficulties It is worth taking bold steps related to your career in the new year.
Poles ready for bold steps? Jolanta Lewandowska-Bitkowska, employee recruitment and development expert at Pracuj.pl, emphasizes that “the new year is a time when many employees reflect on their careers, plan development and various, sometimes revolutionary, changes.” Change of job is one of the key ones in this case. – The results of our study indicate that despite economic challenges Poles are ready to take bold professional steps – adds the expert.
Employment concerns: It also turns out that more than half of Poles (55%) plan to implement New Year's resolutions related to their career. At the same time, 54 percent respondents expect “challenges in the professional field resulting from the economic situation”, and 47 percent subjects is concerned about the stability of his employment. According to Pracuj.pl, “the study results emphasize this economic uncertainty felt in the labor market“.
56 percent optimists: However, the disadvantages do not overshadow the advantages – as many as 56 percent respondents are optimistic about their professional prospects for 2025. “The key importance of… building this professional optimism may have opportunities to gain experience, improving qualifications and support from employers,” specialists emphasize.
New Year's resolutions: Among the New Year's resolutions related to professional career Poles, apart from changing jobsalso declare professional development and acquiring new skills (52%). The next places are taken by care for the balance between work and personal life (37%) and trying to get a raise (29[percent]. Slightly fewer people plan to completely change their career (26%) or seek a promotion (18%). The survey was conducted in November 2024 among 788 users of Pracuj.pl. [proc)Niecomniejosóbplanujecałkowitązmianęzawodu(26proc)lubdążeniedoawansu(18proc)Badaniezostałoprzeprowadzonewlistopadzie2024rokuwśród788użytkownikówserwisuPracujpl
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Source: Pracuj.pl.