An increase in income turned out to be more important than a raise for almost half of working Russians Almost half of Russians - 46% - consider that increasing income is more important than moving up the career ladder, a survey by Avito Works showed. Another 31% believe that money and position are equally important, and only 5% place promotion above earnings. At the same time, 60% of the respondents estimate their career aspirations as average or below average, and see work as a source of money and nothing else. Young professionals have higher career aspirations: among workers aged 18-24, 50% stated them, and among those aged 25-34, 40%. The most ambitious employees turned out to be IT, digital, marketing and communications employees.

An increase in income turned out to be more important than a raise for almost half of working Russians Almost half of Russians - 46% - consider that increasing income is more important than moving up the career ladder, a survey by Avito Works showed. Another 31% believe that money and position are equally important, and only 5% place promotion above earnings. At the same time, 60% of the respondents estimate their career aspirations as average or below average, and see work as a source of money and nothing else. Young professionals have higher career aspirations: among workers aged 18-24, 50% stated them, and among those aged 25-34, 40%. The most ambitious employees turned out to be IT, digital, marketing and communications employees.