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THE TV BINGEING EFFECT: ARE BRITS' FAVOURITE SHOWS CONTRIBUTING TO THE GREAT RESIGNATION
With almost two-fifths (39%) of Brits attracted to binge-worthy for its classic literature, for its fascinating problem solving (33%) and for its approach on grief (40%), there could be more to the nation's interests and what they excel in career wise. Do the TV shows that grip the UK really say more about Brits than they thought, and could this be the reason for the great resignation as we currently know it?
As The Great Resignation continues to bite and Brits feel uncertainty about their career paths, new research from the UK's largest online education platform, FutureLearn.com, shows how the TV shows we love, might just be the answer to our career goals.
Educational Psychologist, Dr Kairen Cullen , explains why being drawn to certain elements of TV shows can highlight how individuals could excel in certain career paths, helping people who aren't sure where to start to make a first step in switching careers.
Shows like have become popular due to the way they approach topics like sex and gender and make them easier to talk about according to of Brits. Themes like this are also found in the career of a therapist as well as courses such as .
Occasionally, the impact of your favourite TV shows is less clear, as seen in the of Brits who watch because it makes them want to travel the world. With FutureLearn's course, Brits can make that dream a reality.
Enjoying the fantasy world in which is set showcases less traditionally academic skills such as production. A perfect interest for a career in film production, as a result taking can be the first step to move into that field.
With around 27 Million households in the UK having access to a television*** not to mention the number of mobile phones and tablets that people now have access to view TV shows on, the influence programmes have on everyday life is clear. From fashion choices to the music we like, there's something for everyone, including the of Brits who watch to explore space and therefore would likely find a career in Astrobiology fulfilling by taking the .
The research was conducted by Censuswide with 2003 Nat Rep UK respondents between 21.12.21- 22.12.21 Censuswide abide by and employ members of the Market Research Society which is based on the ESOMAR principles.
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