Before leaving their current job, Russians need to create a financial cushion for three to six months and study the labor market, Associate Professor of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation Petr Shcherbachenko told Gazeta.Ru .
“Before quitting, especially to nowhere, it is important to evaluate all possible employment prospects: evaluate the labor market, its needs and trends. If the employee has a sought-after specialty or skills, then quitting and moving to a higher income may be more realistic. Before making a decision, it is worth evaluating the offers on the labor market and your chances of getting a higher salary,” the economist noted.
According to him, having savings will help reduce risks when leaving a job and gradually moving to a new job.
According to a survey by Rabota.ru, more than half of Russians (56%) noted that they expect a salary increase in 2024, 27% of respondents expect an increase in both salary and position, and 5% of study participants hope only for a promotion.
Earlier it was reported that the demand for nuclear industry specialists has increased in Russia.