The document summarizes the findings of a study on expectations of future leaders entering the labor market. It surveyed 339 students in a European international management program. The study found that the students have a weak sense of collective identity and see work as important for competence development and varied tasks. They expect short-term, transactional relationships with employers and want interesting work over job security. Their career aspirations prioritize competence growth over hierarchy and they view themselves as free agents not tied long-term to organizations.