Parents support their Gen Z children during the job search
process by helping them submit job applications, accompanying them
to in-person interviews, and crafting resumes and cover letters
SEATTLE , May 9, 2024
/PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- ResumeTemplates.com, the leading platform for
free professional resume templates and examples, has published a
recent survey report investigating the frequency of Gen Zers
seeking assistance from their parents during the job search
process. The report also explains why Gen Zers ask their parents to
complete their job applications. Researchers collected and analyzed
responses from 1,428 Gen Zers in the
United States who searched for a job within the past
year.
"A parent's help should bolster a child's development and
eventual independence," says ResumeTemplates' Executive Resume
Writer Andrew Stoner.
Survey results reveal that 70 percent of respondents sought
their parents' assistance during their recent job search. Among
those who sought help, 9 percent reported doing so "always," 23
percent "very often," 44 percent "sometimes," and 24 percent
"rarely." Additionally, 60 percent of all respondents say they rely
on their parents to help them find job opportunities through online
resources, personal connections, networking, and career fairs.
"The number of employment opportunities and complexity of the
job market are factors causing Gen Zers to seek parental help,"
says ResumeTemplates' Executive Resume Writer Andrew Stoner. "Knowing what a company does,
verifying its legitimacy, and understanding what a specific job
entails are tasks that can be challenging for someone without any
formal work experience. A parent's help should bolster a child's
development and eventual independence."
Survey findings also illuminate additional ways Gen Zers
involved their parents during their job search. Among those who
sought help, 24 percent reported their parents submitting job
applications on their behalf, 13 percent had their parents complete
their human resources screening calls, and 26 percent brought their
parents to an in-person interview. Furthermore, 55 percent of
respondents asked for help with their resumes, and 49 percent
sought assistance with their cover letters.
The survey was conducted in April
2024. In total, 1,428 U.S. respondents were surveyed. To
participate, respondents needed to confirm that they had searched
for a job in the last year and were between the ages of 18 and 27.
To view the complete report, please visit:
https://www.resumetemplates.com/1-in-4-gen-zers-brought-a-parent-to-a-job-interview/.
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