US EditionThe Children Are Very Clear: They Want Aitana and Lamine Yamal as Bosses.
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That children dream is nothing new, that since they were young they already think about what they want to do as adults, neither. And that they have models of life from an early age, they have...
The singer and former contestant of 'Operation Triunfo', Aitana, and the football player of the F.C. Barcelona Lamine Yamal would be the ideal leaders for Spanish girls and boys. According to the XIX Adecco Survey 'What do you want to be older', which is carried out every year among the youngest in the house, the interpreter took the preferences of 15.5% of the girls surveyed followed by astronaut Sara García (8.45), their own mothers (7.1%), th…
What do you want to be older? A question so simple and powerful that we have all been thrown at by children. This window to children's imagination offers answers as spontaneous as that many girls and boys want to be footballers or that they want their bosses to be their parents, Aitana or Lamine Yamal. To know what the little ones think, the Adecco Group has surveyed a multitude of Spanish boys and girls about their vision of the job market, ask…
It is one of the recurring questions to children. What do you want to be older? And since they are young they are biased. They throw more for education and health, while they look like footballers, members of the forces of order or in some STEM career (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). It is one of the conclusions that emerge from the XIX Adecco Survey What you want to be older, that every summer for almost two decades publishes…
The Adecco Group has produced a survey, which has disseminated to the media, which reflects, among other conclusions, that singer Aitana and footballer Lamine Yamal are the leaders dreamed of by Galician boys and girls.
The survey carried out by Adecco shows that children dream of being teachers or footballers, as well as with bosses such as Aitana or Lamine Yamal.The work and heads dreamed of for Spanish children, according to the Adecco survey
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