A study by Vocational DNA shows that more than half of 16-18 year olds don't know which career path to choose, despite exams approaching.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The Mind Architect survey found that 16-18 year olds feel confused about their future careers even before the baccalaureate and university entrance exams. Many adults are also dissatisfied with the workplace, suggesting a lack of guidance and an ineffective education system. Paul Olteanu, founder of ADN Vocacional, emphasizes the importance of discovering personal talents and values in order to build a fulfilling career.
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STUDIU: Peste jumătate dintre tinerii români nu ştiu ce carieră vor urma, iar 70% din cei între 28 şi 35 de ani nu au jobul pe care l-au visat
Studiu: Peste jumătate dintre tinerii români nu ştiu ce carieră vor urma, iar 70% dintre ei nu au jobul pe care l-au visat
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