The poll was conducted in April on sample of 1,001 internet users.
Around six in ten employees remain interested in working in private companies, while 9% would prefer to have their own business.
Of those who favor a career in the private sector, around two thirds think a job in a multinational company suits them best, a quarter would prefer a medium-sized company, and just one out of ten would work for a start-up company.
Out of the employees considering jobs in the public sector, 73% would prefer to work in a large institution, 26% would prefer smaller institutions, and 1% were undecided.
If they were to change jobs in the near future, most employees would prefer to work in finance and accounting, human resources, engineering, public administration, logistics, retail, and transport, the poll found.
Besides salary and benefits, the main aspects employees would consider in evaluation a new job in the near future are job stability (around 86% of respondents) and promotion opportunities (around 85%), followed by employer reputation (52%), opportunities to work in a international environment (42%). Around 30% would consider the prospective employer’s brand and around 75% would consider its corporate social responsibility programs.