Aspiring to be a Waiter: Young People from Krasnoyarsk Prefer Not to Work as Couriers
Young adults in Krasnoyarsk are increasingly seeking employment in various fields, with a greater number creating or updating their resumes compared to last year, according to an analysis by hh.ru. The survey included participants aged 14 to 18 and aimed to establish changes in the interest of the region's youth in employment.
Among the popular job choices, positions such as waitstaff or baristas account for approximately 10% of active resumes, followed by packaging and assembly roles (8%), and sales and general labor positions (6% each). Interestingly, delivery work only holds the fifth spot (5%), with an equal number of young people expressing interest in roles within contact centers.
The top 15 sought-after jobs also include positions such as cashier, sales associate, loader, cleaner, administrator, car cleaner, security guard, designer, and copywriter.
In terms of salary expectations, young people in Krasnoyarsk are anticipating a median wage of 30,000 rubles, which aligns with the typical aspirations of youth in the Siberian Federal District.
In the broader context, Krasnoyarsk's growing industrial sector, global digital transformation trends, and regional initiatives supporting public administration and social entrepreneurship are attracting youth to careers in technology, engineering, trade, public service, and education. However, the detailed labor market statistics specifically for Krasnoyarsk youth are scarce, making it challenging to provide more precise salary expectations for each sector.
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News in Krasnoyarsk reveals that a significant number of young adults are interested in jobs related to food-and-drink, with positions like dining, waiting, or barista positions prominent in their resumes. Furthermore, home-and-garden interests are also evident, as some young people have expressed interest in roles like designer or copywriter.
