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Nearly 80% of Gen Zers in the United States said they were interested in jobs that aim to help other people, according to a survey released by Gallup, which partnered with the Walton Family Foundation and Harvard University's Making Caring Common Project. https://cnn.it/4fXAxVE
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A Gallup survey conducted with the Walton Family Foundation and Harvard's Making Caring Common Project found that nearly 80% of Gen Z Americans want jobs focused on helping others. The finding reflects generational values despite separate research showing Gen Z faces financial pressures and employment concerns that may limit their ability to pursue purpose-driven work — meaning desire and opportunity are diverging for this cohort.
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“Nearly 80% of Gen Zers in the United States said they were interested in jobs that aim to help other people”
CNN reporting on a Gallup survey co-conducted with Walton Family Foundation and Harvard's Making Caring Common Project. The figure and methodology are cited. Independent search confirmed CNN coverage of this exact survey.
“The survey was conducted by Gallup in partnership with the Walton Family Foundation and Harvard University's Making Caring Common Project”
Partnership details are explicitly stated and align with known institutional collaborations on youth employment research.
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