About four in five (79%) say they are happy with their current job — but maybe not happy enough.
The average American is willing to put themselves through two years of education to make a career switch.
While 33% of respondents are likely to switch jobs within the same sector, 26% of employees are looking to change careers entirely. The most popular sectors respondents are looking to switch to include information research and analysis , information technology and business, consulting or management .When asked what they’d change about their current job, the work model , the industry they work in and their health care benefits scored the highest.
On the flip side, their favorite parts about their current job were the work itself , their co-workers and their manager .“Employees are prioritizing what means the most to them – and that includes opportunities to reskill and learn something new,” said Richa Gupta, Chief Human Resources Officer at G-P. “Investing in their engagement, well-being and creating chances for professional development provide a positive path forward now and in the future.
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