Telefonica Global Millennial Survey - Europe

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European Millennials are highly comfortable with technology and believe it has been influential in their lives. Regional economies though, cause a high degree of concern amongst this group. European Millennials have a strong belief that they can make a difference by addressing critical social issues, with the improvement of the access to, and quality of, education being cited as the most important areas.

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Telefónica Global Millennial Survey

European Millennials -

Education and technology:
powerful forces for a brighter
tomorrow_
Today’s young adults:
the leaders of tomorrow.

Their Use of Technology

European Millennials are highly
comfortable with technology and
believe it has been inﬂuential in their lives_

78% | 92%
Western
European
Millennials

Central & Eastern
European
Millennials

23% | 30%
Western
European
Millennials

Central & Eastern
European
Millennials

Millennials believe
technology makes
language barriers
easier to overcome.

believe that technology has made it
easier to get a job, compared to 83%
of Millennials worldwide.
are most likely to say that technology
(followed by economics) is the ﬁeld of
study most important for ensuring
personal future success, rather than
math or science.

Millennials
Worldwide

89%

87%

Central & Eastern
European Millennials
Western
European
Millennials

94%

Their Economic Outlook

European Millennials exhibit a high degree of
concern about the state of their regional
economies_

66% | 67%
Western
European
Millennials

Central & Eastern
European
Millennials

39% | 26%
Western
European
Millennials

Central & Eastern
European
Millennials

Millennials believe
a decent paying job
is a privilege,
not a right.

think the economies in their regions
are on the wrong track, compared to
50% of Millennials worldwide.
think that their quality of life today
is worse than it was for their
parents' generation, compared to
22% of Millennials worldwide.

57%
Western
European
Millennials

65%

Central &
Eastern
European
Millennials

45%
Millennials
Worldwide

Their Place in the World

European Millennials believe they can make a
difference by addressing critical social issues_

45% | 37%
Western
European
Millennials

Central & Eastern
European
Millennials

32% | 30%
Western
European
Millennials

Central & Eastern
European
Millennials

Millennials believe
that improving the
access to, and the
quality of education
to be one of the
most important ways
to make a difference
in the world.

consider eliminating poverty to be one
of the most important ways to make a
difference in the world, compared to
39% of Millennials worldwide.
consider research to cure disease to be
one of the most important ways to
make a difference in the world,
compared to 22% of Millennials
worldwide.

32%

Western
European
Millennials

42%

Central & Eastern
European
Millennials

42%

Millennials
Worldwide

According to European Millennials,
education and technology are key
factors in making a real difference in the
world and ensuring personal future
success.
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