Only 5% of Romanian employees have the jobs they dreamed of as children, survey finds

30 May 2022

Childhood dreams don't quite fit into adult responsibilities, or at least that's what the results of a recent BestJobs survey say.

To mark the upcoming Children's Day, the recruitment platform released the findings of a survey carried out in May among Romanian employees. According to its results, only 5% of employees in Romania have the jobs they dreamed of as children, while the majority (95%) work in different fields. The growing up process (55%), educational background (36%) and parents (9%) are the main factors that influenced their choices.

According to the same survey, the respondents' dream careers were teacher (45%), aviator (18%), lawyer (10%), chef (9%), and doctor (7%). Only 5% are currently living out their childhood dream. Now, respondents work in areas such as Sales, Engineering, Marketing, IT, Financial and Production.

Employees in Romania benefit from a day off on June 1 to spend with their children. According to the BestJobs survey, most parents (56%) plan to stay in the city and spend the day doing outdoor activities with their children, while another 36% will do their children's favourite activities but indoors. Only 9% said they would enjoy a mini-family vacation outside their place of residence.

In this context, 63% of survey participants said they would not take extra time for a longer June 1 break.

The survey was conducted between May 5 and 24 on a sample of 948 internet users in Romania.

irina.marica@romania-insider.com

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Only 5% of Romanian employees have the jobs they dreamed of as children, survey finds

30 May 2022

Childhood dreams don't quite fit into adult responsibilities, or at least that's what the results of a recent BestJobs survey say.

To mark the upcoming Children's Day, the recruitment platform released the findings of a survey carried out in May among Romanian employees. According to its results, only 5% of employees in Romania have the jobs they dreamed of as children, while the majority (95%) work in different fields. The growing up process (55%), educational background (36%) and parents (9%) are the main factors that influenced their choices.

According to the same survey, the respondents' dream careers were teacher (45%), aviator (18%), lawyer (10%), chef (9%), and doctor (7%). Only 5% are currently living out their childhood dream. Now, respondents work in areas such as Sales, Engineering, Marketing, IT, Financial and Production.

Employees in Romania benefit from a day off on June 1 to spend with their children. According to the BestJobs survey, most parents (56%) plan to stay in the city and spend the day doing outdoor activities with their children, while another 36% will do their children's favourite activities but indoors. Only 9% said they would enjoy a mini-family vacation outside their place of residence.

In this context, 63% of survey participants said they would not take extra time for a longer June 1 break.

The survey was conducted between May 5 and 24 on a sample of 948 internet users in Romania.

irina.marica@romania-insider.com

(Photo source: Dreamstime.com)

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