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Chelyabinsk residents told who they prefer to see as their boss

For most workers, the gender of the boss does not matter

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Chelyabinsk residents told who they prefer to see as their boss

For most workers, the gender of the boss does not matter. According to the SuperJob survey, this opinion is shared by 70% of men and 73% of women. Young people are especially calm about this issue.

However, there are certain preferences for residents. 23% of men and 15% of women would like to work under the leadership of men. The boss would prefer 7% of men and 12% of women.

The most unpretentious in this regard were the young employees. Among those under the age of 25, the gender of the leader does not matter for 81% of men and 76% of women.

The study also showed differences depending on education. Chelyabinsk people with higher education are more likely to graduate from colleges and technical schools to say that they would prefer a male boss.

But among the holders of secondary vocational education more of those who do not see the difference between a male and a female leader.

The level of income also matters. Citizens with a salary of up to 100 thousand rubles more often than more wealthy respondents answered that they do not care who to obey.

The SuperJob study was conducted among economically active residents of Chelyabinsk.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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