Factors Determining the Choice of Workplace for College Youth: A Survey Based Analysis

Abstract

A full life is the result of effective career planning, however cultural identity may conflict with young people's own choices. Given that it has been linked to both favorable and negative mental, physical, and social differences that last well into adulthood, career choice is an important topic in the growth of teenagers. As people age, choosing a job is increasingly challenging. The challenge of the vocational choice conundrum will ultimately affect practically everyone. However students are more likely to encounter this problem while selecting their study programs. The selection of one's ideal vocation should be the top priority for everyone in the globe. Nonetheless, it appears that college students are more anxious about finding jobs. The problem of achieving financial independence is one that people encounter as they become older and begin to deal with the outside world. Parents' and society's expectations can have a significant impact on young people's decision-making when it comes to careers.