This Is What Gen Z Does When They Receive Their First Salary

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Cindy Mutia Annur 30/01/2023 14:00 WIB

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According to a JakPat survey, the majority of Gen Z respondents gave their first salary to their parents.

What Gen Z Does With Their First Salary (November 2022)

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What Gen Z Does With Their First Salary (November 2022)

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Receiving one's first salary is a satisfying experience for new workers. Even if the amount is not substantial, for young people, namely Gen Z, this is quite a source of pride.

According to a survey by JakPat (Jajak Pendapat), the majority of Gen Z respondents stated they would give their first salary to their parents. This percentage reached 53.4%.

Furthermore, 43.8% of Gen Z respondents would use their first salary to buy goods or something they desired, 42.5% would save it, 20.6% would treat their family, 20.6% would donate to charity, and 9.6% would treat their friends.

This online survey was conducted via the JakPat application on November 7, 2022, involving 816 Gen Z respondents spread across Indonesia. In this survey, respondents could select more than one answer (multiple answers).

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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