Specialists of the Rabota.ru job search service together with the Sberbank Health service conducted a joint study and found out which professions, according to residents of Russia, are the most difficult ones. In the course of the study, more than half of the respondents (52 per cent) noted that they consider the profession of a
Specialists from the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Centre (VTsIOM) presented data from a survey of Russians on the ‘Image of Russia Abroad’. Thus, according to Russians, most often bears (11 per cent), vodka (11 per cent), and Russian President Vladimir Putin (10 per cent), as well as cold (6 per cent) and hospitality (4 per
According to a survey conducted by specialists from the SuperJob job search service, almost 6 out of 10 Russians consider themselves successful people, 15 per cent of whom are absolutely sure of this, while 44 per cent are rather confident in this. When asked what it means to be successful, Russians most often answered that
Specialists from the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Centre (VTsIOM) conducted a study, during which it turned out that the launch of the SpaceX rockets by Elon Musk (11 per cent), launches and construction of new rockets (6 per cent), Martian programmes (5 per cent), a hole in the skin of the ISS and the development
Specialists from the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Centre (VTsIOM) conducted a survey of Russians timed to coincide with Navy Day. The results of this study allowed the experts to state that the overwhelming majority of the country’s residents (84 per cent) are confident that the Navy is capable of protecting Russia’s sea borders in the
Specialists of the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Centre (VTsIOM) presented the data from a survey of Russians about school portfolios. According to the results obtained, of those who have schoolchildren in their families, 50 per cent are aware of school portfolios and 50 per cent have never heard about this format for recording students’ achievements.
Russian companies in the field of logistics, sales, and information technology claim that there are no irreplaceable employees (38%), according to SuperJob job search service, even though 37% of Russian companies are sure that they have employees that cannot be replaced. Most often, programmers, engineers, and technicians, skilled workers, managers, accountants, doctors, and nurses
The dynamics of the profit of the tourism sector shows that the Crimea and the Krasnodar Territory will benefit the most in 2021 under the current conditions. Other regions of the Russian Federation have not yet been able to fully realize the possibilities of domestic tourism, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the analysts of
The All-Russian Public Opinion Research Centre (VTsIOM) conducted a survey of Russians on their attitude to artificial intelligence. The survey results showed that the overwhelming majority of Russians (81 per cent) are familiar with the term “artificial intelligence” (AI), and 32 per cent of them can even explain its meaning. It is specified that the
Every third company in Russia would give preference to vaccinated candidates, than non-vaccinated ones, according to the specialists of the SuperJob job search service. However, 68 per cent of recruiters do not consider a COVID-19 vaccination certificate as a candidate’s benefit. The COVID-status of a job seeker is of interest to 33 per cent of
The majority of Russian entrepreneurs (79 per cent) believe that sports have a positive effect on employee performance, as follows from the results of a survey of business owners conducted by the NAFI Analytical Centre. According to most entrepreneurs, up to 40 per cent of company employees regularly play sports, and 42 per cent of
Twenty-two per cent of service workers in Moscow and the Moscow region will be vaccinated only if it is a demand for employment or the possibility to continue their work, and 35 per cent will not be vaccinated under any circumstances, as follows from a survey conducted by specialists of the SuperJob job search service.
Covid-19-free cafes and restaurants are to be organized in Moscow soon. The President of the Federation of Restaurateurs and Hoteliers of Russia, Igor Bukharov, expressed his opinion on this initiative on the air of RadioSputnik. An experiment will be held in Moscow on the organization of “COVID-free” catering points, in which from one and a
