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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/4-out-of-5-indians-set-to-change-jobs-this-year/articleshow/88963125.cms
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/214697-A-new-model-for-law-firms-for-work-life
As for the reasons for quitting, I don't deny that work-life balance in hard in India, but I also feel Gen Z is extremely lazy, spoilt, entitled and mentally shallow. For me, Gen Z is summed up by mindless trends like TikTok, woke politics, super cringey music and hyper-consumerism. Gen Alpha will probably be even worse. IMO Gen Y is the last of the great generations. Human civilisation is doomed once Gen Y dies out.
Population is higher than ever along with access to education and the dream for living the high life naturally resulting in higher than ever competition.
Markets are evolving and older skills are becoming redundant extremely fast. Most new workers need to know skills from multiple disciplines nowadays.
How tf are can an entire generation be the laziest and the richest in such circumstances? Some individuals from that generation are, but that sure isn't the norm.
Its high time people realised law firms and pursuit of money is not worth it. Its only sad that it took a global pandemic to make people understand this.
Gen Y > Gen X > Boomers > Leprechauns > Goblins > House Elves > Chimpanzees > Zombies > Gen Z