By Arlenys Tabare
Graduating from university can undoubtedly be a great advantage in the workplace, especially in areas where there is greater demand; However, in recent yearss professional dissatisfaction has been marking its highest ratesindicating that not all recent graduates feel happy when they have to face the world of work, since certain university careers are taking a backseat.
According to an analysis developed by ZipRecruiter, it determined which university courses recent graduates regret studying the most. After a survey of about 1,500 students46.3% of humanities graduates felt dissatisfied with their choice.
Many of these respondents expressed that they wish they had chosen a more scientific or quantitative field; However, the report also noted that a third of graduates in scientific careers such as chemistry, physics or biology had doubts about practicing their profession.
For its part, in the analysis ZipRecruiter indicated that The health sector is one of the sectors that has had the most job growth in recent years, and more than a third of graduates in this area claim that it was the best decision they made, since the demand is high, especially for those who work as nurses or caregivers.
The uncertainty of many young graduates today is also salary remuneration; Many consider that the salary is not enough for the roles they play. In addition to the wave of layoffs and job cuts due to the incorporation of artificial intelligence into operating systems, some fear being replaced by new and advanced technologies.
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