Three in four Gen Z professionals put work-life balance ahead of leadership titles: Emeritus report
Nearly three in four Gen Z professionals in India prioritise work-life balance over leadership titles, an Emeritus study found. While 60% feel pressure from constant upskilling, 82% use AI tools weekly to learn. Interest in studying abroad is also weakening amid costs and visa uncertainty.
- ✓Nearly three in four Gen Z professionals in India prioritise work-life balance over leadership titles, an Emeritus study found.
- ✓While 60% feel pressure from constant upskilling, 82% use AI tools weekly to learn.
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Nearly three in four Gen Z professionals in India prioritise work-life balance over leadership titles, an Emeritus study found. While 60% feel pressure from constant upskilling, 82% use AI tools weekly to learn. Interest in studying abroad is also weakening amid costs and visa uncertainty.
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| Issuing Authority | Economic Times Jobs, Hiring & Careers |
|---|---|
| Topic Category | BUSINESS |
| Jurisdiction | All India / National |
| Publication Date | 1 September 2026 |