Every day people take their first steps into the world of work and Boomerang prepared a report based on the applications of people who are entering the market. From there, it emerged that more than half of the people who do it women self-perceivemostly they study Administration and request a average salary less than $250,000 per monthhigher than the minimum wage which is $156,000.
He 55.3% of people applying for their first job self-perceive women while the other 44.6% does it like men and the 0.1% remaining does not feel identified with either gender.
What ages are the applicants for their first job?
He 40.3% of applicants seeking their first work experience ranges from 18 and 21 years old, Meanwhile he 30.4% is among the 22 and 25 yearshe 17.3% is in the age group of 26 to 29 years; and 12% have 30 years or more.
What careers do people who enter their first job study?
In relation to academic training, the majority of people who perceive themselves as women and men have already graduated, 53.1% and 60.4%, respectively. Meanwhile, the highest percentage of people of other gender identities are still studying, 51.2%.
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Regarding the level of studies achieved according to gender, the report records that Men looking for their first job are mostly high school graduates (51.8%), while among women and other gender identities those who achieved a university degree predominate 40.2% and 43.8%, respectively.
Of the total number of people who apply for their first job, there is a great preponderance of students in the career Business Administration (eleven%). Furthermore, there is also a large portion that did not study any of the common courses (6.2%), concentrating here combinations of other relatively new areas of study such as Hygiene and security of work, Film Production, Tourism, Criminalistics and Criminologyamong other.
55.9% of people seeking to enter the workforce have already graduated, while 39.8% are pursuing their studies; and 4.3% decided to abandon vocational training.
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“The educational and employment landscape is undergoing significant changes. Although traditional careers continue to lead study preferences among young people looking for their first job, We observe a growing interest in not so classic professional fields that represent 6.2% of the elections. This trend reflects a diversification in professional aspirations and the growth of areas of study previously considered non-traditional such as Bachelor’s Degrees in Safety and Hygiene or Criminology, for example,” he explains. Federico BarniCEO of Jobint.
First job: do the applicants have IT skills?
In turn, of the total number of people looking for their first jobonly 3.9% have any knowledge of the English language and 3.4% have IT skills. These qualities are significant when analyze salaries intended for the talents who have these skills.
He average salary sought by applicants for their first job is $248,406 per month. For their part, candidates with knowledge of English expect a remuneration of $249,350 per month and for those who They have IT skills the value amounts to $276,615.
Source: Ambito
