Mynavi Co., Ltd. conducted a “University Student Lifestyle Survey-Thorough Research on the ``Daily Life'' and ``Future'' of Generation Z Job-hunting Students!-” for university and graduate students scheduled to graduate in 2024.Number of valid responses: 3,106 (480 men in arts, 568 men in science, 1,325 women in arts, 733 women in science)
According to the survey, as in the previous year, the top answer for "What do you currently enjoy?" for boys was "Watching YouTube videos", down 1 points from the previous year to 1.9%, while the top answer for girls was "Meet and talk." ” was 40.4%, down 1 points from the previous year.“Ota-katsu, otaku-katsu, Oshi-katsu, Oshi-goto,” which was newly added as an option, ranked 3.6th with 47.1% for girls and 40.9th with 4% for boys. When asked if they had a “push”, 17.2% of boys and 13% of girls answered “yes”. 51.4% of boys and 73.8% of girls answered "1 person", and 20.3% of boys and 17.4% of girls answered "2 to 5 or more people". there were more people.
A survey of the percentage of people who have multiple accounts on Twitter and Instagram shows that 58.3% of boys and 80.0% of girls have at least one account.Using multiple accounts seems to be common.When asked how to use it properly, the most common answer for both men and women was "real name and anonymous (real dirt/back dirt)", with 31.1% of boys and 40.2% of girls. It is speculated that the purpose of using SNS is to switch one's own character between virtual relationships that are connected through common hobbies, etc., and real relationships such as universities and part-time jobs.
Regarding work after marriage, 68.2% of the total wished to work together.64.1% of boys (up 4.2 points from the previous year) and 73.3% of girls (down 1.2 points from the previous year). The boys exceeded 2016% for the first time since the survey started in 6, setting a record high.As in the previous year, the most common reason for females wanting to work together was "because continuing to work will give them a sense of purpose in life" (15.3%, down 2.4pts from the previous year). The second highest percentage, “I want to build a career (be successful) at work (2%, up 14.4 points from the previous year)” was the highest percentage since the survey began in 2.6. 2016% of males (down 10.0pt from the previous year) said that they are “living only on their own income without getting married.” highest since the survey began.
Regarding child-rearing, 61.3% of males (up 1.4pt from the previous year) and 63.2% of females (down 4.8pts from the previous year) said they would like to take childcare leave to raise children.The proportion of boys is the highest since the survey began in 2015. 8.5% of males (up 1.0pt from the previous year) and 18.8% of females (up 4.3pts from the previous year) answered that they “don’t really want children at the moment.” became.When asked why they did not want to have children in a free-text form, there were responses such as, "The financial burden of raising children is too great" and "I don't have the confidence to raise my own children." .
In response to the survey results, Tsutomu Ishida, a researcher at the Mynavi Career Research Lab, said, ``What impressed me was that although there was a large gender difference in terms of enjoyment in everyday life, there was no difference between men and women when it came to their views on future work and family. In everyday life, when boys enjoy watching videos and playing games, girls are pouring love and money into their favorites.On the other hand, in the future, both men and women hope to work together, and almost the same percentage of men and women want to take childcare leave and raise children.I feel that the gender gap is shrinking in terms of my future vision and career outlook. ' commented.
