This study confirms it: if you travel, you increase your chances of finding a job
Deciding what we will dedicate a large part of our lives to is not always an easy task . Some people need years to do it. Luckily there is ways to streamline the process in an organic way.
And traveling is one of them , because it gives us time and space to think calmly. In fact, the 77% of those surveyed stated that living an experience of this type has helped them to clarify.
And not only that, the years away have allowed them make contacts (thanks to those who would later find work) and has turned them into people more sociable.
They have also improved their ability to adapt to new situations , have become more communicative people and with greater self-confidence , and has provided them with a more complete and global vision,
With all this in mind, 84% of Spaniards surveyed are aware that traveling increases their chances of finding work. In fact, 97% of employers in eight countries around the world believe that "travel is a plus point for job seekers".
And even though, sometimes we lack the means to be able to do it, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
“Work and money don't have to be a roadblock. We see more and more people who manage to organize a real adventure to somewhere far away in just two weeks, or even a weekend, and never before has it been so easy to find accommodation at a good price . So whatever stage of life you're in, really there is no excuse not to go out and see the world ”, ditch Feargal Mooney, executive director of Hostelworld.