Multiple lockdowns and working from home has resulted in many Brits having more time to binge TV shows and now, new research from FutureLearn reveals how they are a contributing factor to what people want to learn about and their possible career paths and choices.
With almost two-fifths (39%) of Brits attracted to binge-worthy Bridgerton for it’s classic literature, Squid Game for its fascinating problem solving (33%) and After Life for it’s 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.
