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Salary Spotlight: Adzuna Reveals the Highest-Paying Counties in the US

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MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Niobrara County, Wyoming is the top paying county in the United States, according to new research from smarter job search engine Adzuna. The data uncovers the highest paying counties across the US, showcasing key regions offering competitive wages to attract top talent and foster economic growth. Niobrara County in Wyoming leads the nation with an average advertised salary of $192,000, followed by Hyde County in North Carolina at $175,000 and Major County in Oklahoma at $139,400.

Other top paying counties include Bennett County in South Dakota with an average advertised salary of $139,200, Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area in Alaska with $131,312, Clinton County in Kentucky with $130,233 and Choctaw County in Mississippi with $130,233.

James Neave, Head of Data Science at job search engine Adzuna, comments, “Making six figures is not a dream if you know where to look for them. Our Adzuna data shows that there are 83 counties in the US with average advertised salaries surpassing $100,000, and many of them are scattered in the Midwest. Of the 3,177 counties, Niobrara County from Wyoming and North Carolina’s Hyde County have the most lucrative opportunities, paying jobseekers close to $200,000 on average. With some states planning to raise their minimum wages this year, we expect to see an increase in the average pay. Jobseekers who are strapped for cash and are open to relocation can be strategic by applying for jobs in these highest-paying states.” 

Table 1: Top 10 Highest Paid Counties in the US

County

State

Average advertised salaries,

Jan 2024

Advertised vacancies,
Jan 2024

Niobrara County

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Wyoming

$192,000

497

Hyde County

North Carolina

$175,000

119

Major County

Oklahoma

$139,400

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807

Bennett County

South Dakota

$139,200

134

Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area

Alaska

$131,312

1,732

Clinton County

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Kentucky

$130,233

1,355

Choctaw County

Mississippi

$130,233

798

Benton County

South Carolina

$130,000

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Foster County

North Dakota

$129,869

978

*Maps for specific states are available upon request.

As the data delves deeper into regional job markets, it becomes evident that each state presents unique challenges and opportunities. For example, while jobseekers and remote workers reside everywhere, there’s a larger corporate presence in influential states such as New York, California, and Florida.

New York 

In the Empire State, Chenango County (Norwich) emerges as the county with the highest salary offerings, with an average advertised salary of $126,843. New York County, otherwise known as Manhattan, boasts an average of $97,068. Other noteworthy counties include Kings County (Brooklyn), with an average of $92,361, Schenectady County with an average of $90,476, and Broome County with an average of $89,987.

California

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The study identifies Lassen County (Susanville) as the highest paid county in California, offering an average salary of $117,711, making it an attractive destination for job candidates seeking lucrative opportunities. Other desirable counties in California include Modoc County with an average salary of $114,376, Del Norte County with an average of $101,058, Madera County with an average of $98,774, and Marin County with an advertised average salary of $98,051.

Florida

Adzuna’s data spotlights Liberty County (Bristol) as Florida’s top-paying destination, boasting an advertised average salary of $113,600, which is indicative of the state’s promising avenues for professional growth. Following closely behind are Holmes County at $106,760, Franklin County at $103,385, Lafayette County at $96,000, and Calhoun County at $88,158.

Commenting on the salary trend in New York, California and Florida, James Neave says, Chenango County’s emergence as the county with the highest salary offerings in New York may come as a surprise to some, given the high cost of living in Manhattan and the following assumption of New York City’s high average salary. However, while Chenango County will have some of the highest salaries and jobs available for doctors, surgeons, and roles in finance, there are also many lower income roles in this area. Adzuna’s data showcases the nature of the state’s job market, where high paying opportunities extend beyond metropolitan areas. While New York City does boast an average advertised salary of $97,068, other noteworthy counties such as Kings County, Schenectady County, and Broome County highlight the diversity of high-paying regions across the state.”

Below is a look at the average advertised salaries as of January 2024 in New York, California and Florida.

Table 2: Highest Paid Counties in New York, Florida, and California

State

County

Average advertised salaries,

Jan 2024

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Advertised vacancies,

Jan 2024

California

Lassen County

$117,711

2,336

Modoc County

$114,376

1,929

Del Norte County

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$101,058

2,465

Madera County

$98,774

4,975

Marin County

$98,051

21,393

San Francisco County

$97,224

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83,900

Tuolumne County

$95,283

3,225

Imperial County

$95,242

11,007

Alameda County

$93,049

101,381

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Plumas County

$91,433

2,875

Lake County

$91,024

4,424

San Joaquin County

$90,918

43,308

Los Angeles County

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$90,434

496,297

Kings County

$89,849

5,765

Santa Clara County

$89,354

168,740

Mariposa County

$89,280

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Kern County

$89,230

38,378

Sacramento County

$88,970

86,490

Riverside County

$88,901

95,444

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San Mateo County

$88,646

68,643

Butte County

$88,583

13,673

Contra Costa County

$88,522

56,448

Merced County

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$88,342

12,449

Mendocino County

$88,329

5,712

Shasta County

$88,055

12,597

Fresno County

$87,151

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46,926

Stanislaus County

$87,006

24,323

San Bernardino County

$86,897

95,924

Tulare County

$86,853

18,744

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Orange County

$86,473

173,066

Santa Cruz County

$86,003

14,923

Humboldt County

$85,973

11,476

Yuba County

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$85,487

7,261

Glenn County

$85,268

2,176

Inyo County

$84,365

1,852

San Diego County

$84,032

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176,045

Monterey County

$84,017

23,089

San Luis Obispo County

$83,822

17,696

Ventura County

$83,332

41,729

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Yolo County

$83,150

12,173

Solano County

$82,969

23,885

Sonoma County

$81,909

27,542

Tehama County

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$81,873

3,112

Sierra County

$81,350

333

Trinity County

$80,656

656

Napa County

$79,649

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9,427

Santa Barbara County

$79,387

28,998

Placer County

$78,564

21,935

Duval County

$74,655

31,372

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Colusa County

$74,200

2,066

Mono County

$72,766

1,781

Amador County

$71,439

3,157

Nevada County

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$69,154

6,799

El Dorado County

$65,074

9,898

Brewster County

$64,704

233

Sutter County

$63,626

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1,753

Siskiyou County

$62,707

4,179

Calaveras County

$62,184

2,084

Alpine County

$61,200

510

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San Benito County

$59,263

2,475

Florida

Liberty County

$113,600

331

Holmes County

$106,760

1,210

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Franklin County

$103,385

1,434

Lafayette County

$96,000

590

Calhoun County

$88,158

1,195

Flagler County

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$87,391

5,541

Gilchrist County

$87,320

683

Volusia County

$86,440

37,999

St. Lucie County

$85,222

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12,844

Sarasota County

$84,710

26,861

Miami-Dade County

$82,835

148,883

Hamilton County

$82,254

931

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Marion County

$82,173

20,235

Dixie County

$81,960

885

Escambia County

$81,618

21,506

Broward County

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$81,084

124,906

Washington County

$79,778

1,873

Manatee County

$79,507

28,643

Florida Municipio

$79,378

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7,137

Brevard County

$79,353

46,129

Osceola County

$78,136

18,965

Gulf County

$77,493

1,404

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Palm Beach County

$77,246

92,317

Seminole County

$77,225

30,199

Hillsborough County

$77,215

112,701

Polk County

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$77,131

37,672

Duval County

$77,114

38,941

Leon County

$76,974

37,994

Lee County

$76,819

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49,232

Okeechobee County

$75,934

2,461

Alachua County

$75,585

24,369

Bay County

$75,237

16,652

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Jackson County

$75,147

3,839

Madison County

$75,043

1,114

Orange County

$74,689

118,159

Citrus County

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$73,426

7,089

Collier County

$72,422

22,815

Nassau County

$71,737

6,638

Hampton city

$71,083

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834

Sumter County

$70,295

6,613

Hendry County

$70,000

2,688

Martin County

$69,464

8,679

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Jefferson County

$69,447

884

Pinellas County

$69,220

63,832

Clay County

$69,020

13,796

Monroe County

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$68,928

8,423

Hernando County

$68,806

8,523

Putnam County

$68,091

4,956

Charlotte County

$67,749

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11,216

Baker County

$66,053

1,846

Bradford County

$65,503

1,830

Lake County

$65,449

25,038

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Okaloosa County

$64,683

20,574

Indian River County

$64,324

9,121

St. Johns County

$64,006

14,953

Pasco County

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$63,945

25,359

Wakulla County

$62,268

1,212

Suwannee County

$61,852

2,018

Highlands County

$61,578

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6,340

DeSoto County

$60,690

2,022

Columbia County

$59,374

2,430

Gadsden County

$58,129

4,505

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Santa Rosa County

$57,942

6,715

Levy County

$57,651

3,378

Union County

$54,857

1,092

Taylor County

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$54,347

1,097

Walton County

$52,024

4,984

Hardee County

$48,132

2,401

Glades County

$45,600

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659

New York

Chenango County

$126,843

7,451

New York County

$97,068

280,771

Kings County

$92,361

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44,064

Schenectady County

$90,476

10,499

Broome County

$89,987

20,622

Queens County

$86,220

49,015

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Rockland County

$85,887

20,181

Rensselaer County

$85,505

24,775

Westchester County

$84,683

66,648

Otsego County

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$82,828

8,515

Bronx County

$82,277

35,340

Niagara County

$81,700

10,842

Oneida County

$81,691

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21,638

Albany County

$81,645

47,167

Nassau County

$81,506

90,538

Monroe County

$81,493

61,566

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Suffolk County

$80,698

83,974

Warren County

$77,735

6,214

Tompkins County

$77,182

10,001

Dutchess County

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$76,913

21,016

Onondaga County

$76,181

48,661

Madison County

$75,637

8,675

Orange County

$75,266

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25,321

Allegany County

$75,175

3,436

Richmond County

$75,064

9,166

Putnam County

$74,022

4,189

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Chemung County

$73,397

7,167

Montgomery County

$73,224

7,447

Clinton County

$72,195

7,017

Jefferson County

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$72,185

11,723

Chautauqua County

$71,386

9,190

Franklin County

$70,835

4,287

Lewis County

$70,653

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1,871

Erie County

$70,007

65,378

Delaware County

$68,094

4,928

Sullivan County

$67,649

4,383

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Ontario County

$67,556

12,899

St. Lawrence County

$67,231

9,424

Schuyler County

$66,680

1,869

Tioga County

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$64,346

3,208

Genesee County

$63,961

6,410

Saratoga County

$63,593

14,418

Washington County

$63,566

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3,970

Cortland County

$62,792

4,289

Herkimer County

$62,637

5,032

Yates County

$62,619

2,072

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Cattaraugus County

$62,577

4,742

Ulster County

$61,440

9,726

Cayuga County

$61,267

6,081

Wayne County

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$60,037

7,005

Orleans County

$59,508

2,385

Fulton County

$59,202

3,653

Steuben County

$59,034

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8,481

Essex County

$58,388

2,660

Oswego County

$57,717

6,670

Greene County

$56,254

4,049

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Columbia County

$55,934

7,361

Schoharie County

$52,997

1,992

Wyoming County

$52,601

3,700

Seneca County

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$51,811

2,504

Livingston County

$50,760

6,992

Suffolk city

$47,675

2,460

Hamilton County

$43,877

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Methodology:

The research analyzed over 8 million US jobs advertised on Adzuna in January 2024 and looked into the average salary by counties, to reveal the top counties and states offering the biggest paycheck.

About Adzuna:
Adzuna is a smarter, more transparent job search engine. We help tens of millions of US jobseekers access more than eight million US jobs each month, so they can cut through the noise, zero in on the right role faster and land the right job.

Adzuna gives job seekers access to every available online job listing in a single site — without giving anyone else access to their personal data — and our unique tools and salary stats help jobseekers pinpoint the perfect role so they can earn what they’re actually worth. We love using the power of our technology to match people to better, more fulfilling jobs and keep Americans working.

Founded in 2011 by Andrew Hunter and Doug Monro, Adzuna is a privately held company backed by Index Ventures, LocalGlobe and Smedvig Capital. In 2022, Adzuna acquired enterprise job search engine Getwork. Follow Adzuna on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn or learn more at https://www.adzuna.com.

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TECHTRONIC INDUSTRIES JOINS THE UN GLOBAL COMPACT

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DEMONSTRATES TTI’S COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS AND PRACTICES

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Dec. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Global cordless power tool, outdoor power equipment and floorcare company Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd. (“TTI” or the “Company”) (stock code: HK:0669, ADR symbol: TTNDY) today announced that it has joined the United Nations Global Compact, reaffirming its dedication to sustainability and social responsibility. With over 25,000 signatories in over 160 countries, the UN Global Compact is the world’s largest voluntary corporate sustainability reporting initiative. By joining, TTI is committing to communicating its progress to stakeholders annually through our ESG Report and UN Global Compact’s website. 

TTI’s CEO Steve Richman remarked: “As the industry pioneer in lithium-ion battery-powered, energy efficient power tools and outdoor power equipment, TTI’s commitment to sustainable products and business practices has long been a fundamental part of the way we do business. We began publishing ESG reports in 2015 and we aligned our goals and targets with the UN Sustainable Development Goals in 2018. Every year we make progress in areas including safety solutions, noise reduction, supply chain traceability, decarbonization, and governance. While we have demonstrated our commitment, by joining the UN Global Compact, we have officially aligned our sustainability strategy with the Ten Principles in the areas of human rights, labor, environment, and anti-corruption.”

As part of TTI’s ongoing sustainability efforts, our objective is to implement initiatives that deepen our support of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace culture. We are dedicated to advancing our sustainability journey, setting measurable goals, and continuously monitoring our progress.

Learn more about TTI’s efforts by reading our latest ESG publications here. Our 2024 ESG report will be published in March 2025.

About TTI

Techtronic Industries Company Limited (“TTI” or the “Company”), founded in 1985 by German entrepreneur Horst Julius Pudwill, is a world leader in cordless technology. As a pioneer in Power Tools, Outdoor Power Equipment, Floorcare and Cleaning Products, TTI serves professional, industrial, Do It Yourself (DIY), and consumer markets worldwide. With more than 50,000 employees globally, the company’s relentless focus on innovation and strategic growth has established its leading position in the industries it serves.

MILWAUKEE is at the forefront of TTI’s professional tool portfolio. With global research and development headquartered in Brookfield, Wisconsin, the historic MILWAUKEE brand is renowned for driving innovation, safety, and jobsite productivity worldwide. The RYOBI brand, headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina, remains the top choice for DIYers and continues to set the standard in DIY tool innovation. TTI’s diverse brand portfolio also includes trusted brands like AEG, EMPIRE, HOMELITE, and leading floorcare names HOOVER, ORECK, VAX, and DIRT DEVIL (based in Charlotte, North Carolina).

TTI’s international recognition and renowned brand portfolio are supported by a strong ownership structure that underscores the company’s global reach and stability. The Pudwill family remains the company’s largest shareholder, with the remaining ownership held largely by institutional investors at North American and European-owned firms. TTI is publicly traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and is a constituent stock of the Hang Seng Index, operating globally with a strong commitment to environmental, social, and corporate governance standards. For more information, visit www.ttigroup.com.

All trademarks listed other than AEG and RYOBI are owned by the Company. AEG is a registered trademark of AB Electrolux (publ.) and is used under license. RYOBI is a registered trademark of Ryobi Limited and is used under license.

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ATFX Connect won “Outstanding FX Liquidity Provider” Award at FinanceFeeds 2024

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LONDON, Dec. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — ATFX Connect, the institutional arm of global trading platform ATFX, has been honored with the prestigious “Outstanding FX Liquidity Provider” award at the FinanceFeeds Awards 2024. This recognition underscores ATFX Connect’s industry-leading position in providing deep and reliable foreign exchange (FX) liquidity, a critical factor for institutional clients navigating global financial markets.

The FinanceFeeds Awards celebrate excellence and innovation in the financial sector, highlighting organizations that deliver exceptional services and groundbreaking solutions. ATFX Connect’s achievement in this category reflects its commitment to addressing the sophisticated needs of institutional clients, including hedge funds, asset managers, private banks, and brokers. The award recognizes the platform’s ability to offer tailored liquidity solutions, cutting-edge technology, and efficient trade execution.

Launched in 2019, ATFX Connect was designed to expand ATFX’s presence in the institutional space by offering a multi-access platform for professional investors. Its focus on technology-driven solutions has made it a trusted partner for clients requiring scalable and adaptable liquidity services. Over the years, ATFX Connect has consistently demonstrated excellence in integrating innovative tools with high-quality liquidity provision, helping clients optimize trading strategies in complex market environments.

This accolade solidifies ATFX Connect’s position as a top-tier liquidity provider in the financial industry. With its ongoing efforts to blend technology with personalized services, the platform continues to set new standards in the institutional trading sector.

About ATFX Connect

Back in 2019, ATFX stepped into the Institutional arena with the launch of its Multi-Access platform ATFX Connect. The management’s vision was to expand the broker’s global presence and continue to provide award-winning liquidity and customer service to clients within the Institutional community. With the focus on the professional Investor, the ATFX Connect platform is designed to provide an efficient automated trading venue that delivers tailored liquidity solutions to Hedge Funds, Asset Managers, Brokers, Private Banks, and other financial institutions. (ATFX Connect Website: https://www.atfxconnect.com)

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New Report: What rises in the East and goes down in the West? Ambition to lead

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  • Work is more important to professionals in ‘Global South’ countries than it is to their peers in Western countries.
  • They also place more value on working longer hours, with a significant percentage of professionals in China and India willing to work more than 40 hours a week.
  • Westerners lack leadership ambition – only 42% of respondents express a desire to lead or establish a business. In the Global South 65% hold this aspiration.
  • Global executive search & leadership advisory firm Amrop surveyed 8,000 people in Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Poland, the UK, and US on the meaning of work.

BRUSSELS, Dec. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Professionals in Western countries are less ambitious and less interested in work than their ‘Global South’ peers, a new global study by Amrop, a leading global executive search and leadership consulting firm, reveals.

“The drive and ambition in India, Brazil, and China highlight a contrast with the aging societies in the West. As Western nations also face a scarcity of qualified professionals, the ambition of their workforce becomes a decisive factor for growth, economic success, and wealth preservation,” states Annika Farin, Global Chair at Amrop. “Stakeholders should encourage entrepreneurship and foster interest in both professional and personal growth in workers.”

Notably, 92% of Indians and 87% of Brazilians say they enjoy working, while the sentiment is lower in Germany (71%), the US (69%), and the UK (68%), as well as other European countries. Significant variations emerge in how respondents prioritize their careers: 84% in India assert that a successful career is crucial for a good life, with high agreement also in China (71%) and Brazil (70%). Conversely, only 43% in Germany, 40% in France and 37% in Poland share this perspective. In other Western countries such as the US and UK, over half of respondents consider their careers vital for a good life.

India Leads with Impressive Work Ethic and Work-Life Balance

However, divergent work ethics surfaced among Western countries as well, with 70% in the US prioritizing hard work, contrasting starkly with the 35% in France who share the same belief. In this context, India leads at 75%, surpassing Brazil (55%) and China (63%). Chinese professionals also lean more towards career over private life. Work hours reveal distinctions: 46% in China and 42% in India are willing to work over 40 hours, while 29% in the UK, 27% in Germany and only 16% in France, are open to longer working hours. At the same time 73% in India and 59% in China assert that they have a healthy work-life balance, contrasting with 45% in France and 49% in Germany.

“This observation is intriguing. Working fewer hours doesn’t necessarily improve one’s perception of work-life balance. If any connection exists, it appears to be the other way around – professionals willing to work longer hours also seem to have a greater sense of work-life balance. In Europe, especially, we need follow-up studies to find out where these sentiments are coming from, so we know how to reignite the passion for work,” says Farin.

The Lack of Leadership Ambition Extends to Politics

Further results from the survey show that the Global South countries demonstrate a higher aspiration for leadership roles and entrepreneurial ventures. Notably, 76% in India express a desire to run or manage a company, followed by 66% in Brazil and 54% in China. In contrast, the UK (52%), the US (49%), France (37%), and Germany (36%) trail in these aspirations. The global lack of leadership ambition extends to politics, with respondents deeming it the least desirable career across most countries. Only 19% express a motivation to make a positive impact, with 51% prioritizing financial stability and 39% aiming for a specific lifestyle.

Looking at these results, Farin emphasizes a further concern, “In surveying individuals with at least a bachelor’s degree across various countries, our results prompt a crucial question: If most professionals lack ambition for high-level leadership, who will shape the future of economies and societies? Our societies rely on people, their expertise, and motivation. Are we approaching a future where we question not only corporate leadership but also national leadership?”

About the Survey

An online survey was conducted and gathered insights from 8,000 participants, with 1,000 respondents from each of the following countries: Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Poland, the US, and the UK.

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The survey aimed for representativeness across these diverse nations, capturing perspectives from individuals aged 20 to 60 (Gen Z: 20-26, Young Millennials: 27-34, Old Millennials: 35-42, Gen X: 43-60), all possessing at least a bachelor’s degree. Where applicable, reported results represent the top two answer sets (strongly agree/agree).

About Amrop

Amrop is a global leadership consulting firm, offering retained executive search, Board and leadership advisory services. We advise the world’s most dynamic, agile organizations on identifying and positioning Leaders For What’s Next – adept at working across borders, in markets around the world. Established in 1977, Amrop operates in Asia, EMEA and the Americas across 69 offices in 57 countries.

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