Managing young generation

in the tech industry

In a market as unpredictable and challenging as today’s, you need to know what the young generation in tech wants from their career.
Don’t miss this special report of 2,000 Europe-wide 20 to 30-year-olds in tech.

Read the answers and filter the interactive charts to understand their feelings and apply them to your strategy.

Key Takeaways in this report:

  • Over half (54%) of all European tech workers are considering a career change.
  • 70% of respondents would not recommend their workplace to friends or family.
  • A fifth of young people across Europe are actively looking for another job or plan to leave.
  • Employees in Sweden, Germany, and Ireland are stronger company advocates than in the UK, France, and the Netherlands.
lori baker sales engineer smiling with laptop showing 85% progress bar and scheduled task status, new hire status management illustration

In a market as unpredictable and challenging as today’s, you need to know what the young generation in tech wants from their career.
Don’t miss this special report of 2,000 Europe-wide 20 to 30-year-olds in tech.

Read the answers and filter the interactive charts to understand their feelings and apply them to your strategy.

Key Takeaways in this report:

  • Over half (54%) of all European tech workers are considering a career change.
  • 70% of respondents would not recommend their workplace to friends or family.
  • A fifth of young people across Europe are actively looking for another job or plan to leave.
  • Employees in Sweden, Germany, and Ireland are stronger company advocates than in the UK, France, and the Netherlands.