Of the third-year college students scheduled to graduate in 2020, 3% have begun preparing for job hunting by the summer vacation, according to a survey of the academic situation of employment information site management.It seems that the students' consciousness is heading toward an early response, as the job hunting rules are rampant and the job hunting is being pushed forward one after another.
The survey was conducted on the web from July 7th to August 26th, targeting registered members of the employment information site "Asagu Navi 8", and valid responses were obtained from 8 people.
According to the report, 2019% of the students are already preparing for internship participation, self-analysis, industry research, etc. for job hunting starting in March 3.The breakdown is 77.1% for internships, 68.8% for self-analysis, 63.4% for employment guidance, 57.7% for employment events and seminars, and 49.9% for research by each company (multiple answers).
When asked about their motivation to get a job, 29.8% of the students answered "I want to get a job at all costs", 32.4% said "I don't feel like getting a job in the industry I want to work for", and "To myself". If the company doesn't fit, you can change jobs. "33.1%.There was still some variation in motivation for job hunting, probably because there was still time before the start of job hunting.
When it comes to surveys just before the start of job hunting, the number of people who "want to get a job at all costs" increases every year, but although preparations are being made earlier than before job hunting, the situation is not in a state of urgent crisis.Gakujo believes that "as preparations for job hunting progress, consciousness will change."
reference:[PR TIMES] Gakujo Co., Ltd. 2020 graduate student Awareness survey report before job hunting (PDF)
