Worldwide study unveiled: Westler lose the fight for work morality!

Worldwide study unveiled: Westler lose the fight for work morality!

A new study by Amrop shows terrifying differences in the zeal for work between western countries and the global south. While 92 % of the Indians and 87 % of the Brazilians find their work fulfilling, this value in Germany is only 71 %. Annika Farin, Global Chair at Amrop, emphasizes that the western countries urgently need to motivate their labor in order to counteract the current shortage of skilled workers. According to the study, 84 % of Indians consider a successful career to be essential for a good life, while in Germany only 43 % of those surveyed, which indicates an alarming disinterest, as ots.at reported.

India leads the list of countries with the strongest work ethic: 75 % of the professionals prioritize hard work there. In global comparison, US citizens with 70 % of the respondents also show a significant tendency to start work, while only 35 % show the same behavior in France. These different ethics are also reflected in working hours; While 46 % of the Chinese are willing to work for more than 40 hours, it is only 27 % in Germany. The study shows that a greater work assignment is often associated with a better work-life balance, which supports wikipedia

Another multi -layered aspect is the pursuit of leadership. 76 % of Indians want to work in management positions, in contrast to only 36 % in Germany. This tendency could significantly influence the future of work and society, warns Farin, because a complete lack of ambition could have devastating consequences for the development in western countries. The comprehensive survey comprised 8,000 participants from eight nations and highlights worrying side effects of this attitude towards career and work.