At least 52 % of Pinoy Gen Zs prefer to work abroad while 48% opt to stay in the country, according to the study of a health insurance provide.
In the report of EJ Gomez on "Saksi," the PhilCare Wellness Index: An updated ABC of Pinoy Gen X, Y, and Z study shows that Gen Z s or individuals born between 1997 and 2015 want to experience new culture and personal growth that will also increase their competitiveness and marketability in the global job market. Gen Z s are considered fully digital native because they grew up in the world of social media and smart phones.
"Mataas ang kanilang personality na openness to experience sa mga Gen Zs na nagmo-motivate sa kanila to try something new," said Ladic.Gen Zs who prefer to work abroad also have their own economic reasons."Better pay na trabaho. Dahil sa patuloy na pagtaas ng presyo ng mga bilihin at hindi pagtaas ng sahod," Ladic added.The study also showed that many Gen Zs prefer to work independently because they feel pressured and are anxious when doing group tasks.
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