(Le Figaro) Young graduates want to be happy at work before they are rich

This article, that features Manuelle Malot, Director of the EDHEC NewGen Talent Centre, starts like this: "They have graduated from France's top business and engineering schools but want to find more meaning in their jobs. In recent months, graduation ceremonies have been punctuated by militant speeches on the environmental and societal emergency by students, often nicknamed "bifurcators" or "deserters". HEC, AgroParisTech, Polytechnique... Almost all of them have had it. This warning signal obviously did not escape the attention of the schools, which mobilised. In total, the career centres or alumni networks of 16 schools (HEC, X, ENS PSL, Sciences Po, ESCP, Télécom Paris, Mines ParisTech, CentraleSupélec, etc.) have joined together within "G16 Career" and conducted a survey on the expectations, ambitions and commitments of their young graduates..."

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