This year’s annual EY conference gave us two important surveys to chew on and ponder over – one which dealt with Malta’s attractiveness to foreign investment (which has plummeted) and another which dealt with finding out what youths think of the current state of affairs in Malta. The latter – the Generate Youth survey – found that only 28% of Gen-Z
A new survey has found that more than half of Maltese adolescents (70%) are planning to build their future outside the country. The findings in EY’s Generate Youth Survey, which was published this morning, asked a sample of over 750 Millenials and Gen Zs about where they see themselves living and working in the future. Out of this sample, only 28%
Ritratt: Miguela Xuereb Overdevelopment has once again placed first in the list of Malta’s biggest challenges in this year’s edition of EY Generate Youth Survey. The fourth EY Generate Youth Survey 2021 – The pulse of Malta’s future generations , was carried out among Generation-Z and Millennials and published during the third day of EY’s Future Realised
Malta’s youths appear to be concerned with the country’s overdevelopment and environmental issues than climate change and COVID-19, a new survey has unveiled. EY, a global organisation, conducted a survey among over 750 Generation-Z (ages 17-25) and Millennials (ages 26-40) in Malta between August and September of 2021. Questions were specifically
A new survey has found that some 60% of millenials and generation-Z youths would rather move abroad to elsewhere in Europe than stay in Malta. The 4 th EY Generate Youth Survey 2021 - The pulse of Malta’s future generations, was carried out amongst Generation-Z and Millennials and published during the third day of EY’s Future Realised Week. It outlines
More than half of young people in Malta would rather live in another European country, instead of Malta, according to a survey released on Thursday. “While spending some time away from our shores is certainly beneficial as it opens young people up to different cultures, experiences, and ways of living, it should be noted as a cause for concern,” the
Malta’s brain drain problem has been laid bare in a new survey, which found that a staggering 70% of youths see their future outside the country. EY’s Generate Youth Survey, the findings of which were published this morning, asked a sample of over 750 Millennials and Gen Zs which part of the world they would like to live and work in. Only 28% of Gen