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Generational satisfaction with career in the United Kingdom in 2017
Generational satisfaction with career in the United Kingdom in 2017
Respondents who felt they had hit the peak of their career in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017
by Daniel Clark,
last edited
Nov 27, 2018
This statistics displays respondents’ who felt they had hit the peak of their career in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017. Of the respondents surveyed, the generational groups who agreed with this statement the most was the group identified as boomers, with 16 percent of this group stating that they had hit the peak of their career, this was followed by Gen X at 9 percent. The generational group who agreed with this statement the least were those identified as Gen Z and Millennials, with only 6 percent stating that they had hit the peak of their career.
Respondents who felt they had hit the peak of their career in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017
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| Share of respondents | |
|---|---|
| Gen Z | 6% |
| Millennials | 6% |
| Gen X | 9% |
| Boomers | 16% |
| Share of respondents | |
|---|---|
| Gen Z | 6% |
| Millennials | 6% |
| Gen X | 9% |
| Boomers | 16% |
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by Daniel Clark,
last edited
Nov 27, 2018
This statistics displays respondents’ who felt they had hit the peak of their career in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017. Of the respondents surveyed, the generational groups who agreed with this statement the most was the group identified as boomers, with 16 percent of this group stating that they had hit the peak of their career, this was followed by Gen X at 9 percent. The generational group who agreed with this statement the least were those identified as Gen Z and Millennials, with only 6 percent stating that they had hit the peak of their career.
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- November 2017
- Region
- Europe, United Kingdom
- Survey time period
- 2017
- Number of respondents
- 2,500 respondents
- Age group
- 16 years and older
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Generations defined as:
Gen Z: 16-21 years Millennials: 22-35 years Gen X: 36-55 years Boomers: 56+ years
These age bands have been weighted to represent the UK population, as has gender (49% male, 51% female)
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- November 2017
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- Region
- Europe, United Kingdom
- Survey time period
- 2017
- Number of respondents
- 2,500 respondents
- Age group
- 16 years and older
- Supplementary notes
-
Generations defined as:
Gen Z: 16-21 years Millennials: 22-35 years Gen X: 36-55 years Boomers: 56+ years
These age bands have been weighted to represent the UK population, as has gender (49% male, 51% female)
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