Survey of 248 Students Aspiring to Work in the Food Industry Reveals Pre-Summer Job-Hunting Anxiety: Top Concern is 'Interview Preparation,' Alongside Uncertainty in Industry Research and Self-Analysis
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Tsunagaru Shukatsu conducted a survey of 248 students targeting the food industry for the 2028 graduation cohort. The top concern was 'interview preparation' (57.7%), with significant anxiety also reported regarding industry/company research and self-analysis. In response, an online event will be held in June 2026 to support students.
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Q: What are food industry aspirants most anxious about?
A: The top concern is 'interview preparation,' cited by 57.7% of students.
Q: Who was surveyed in this study?
A: 248 university students aiming to graduate in 2028 and target the food industry.
Q: What are the main job-hunting anxieties?
A: Interview prep, industry/company research methods, self-analysis, written exams, and uncertainty about next steps.
Q: Is there an event to address these concerns?
A: Yes, the 'Internship Mastery! Food Industry Strategy Event Summer' will be held online on June 20–21, 2026.
Q: Who can attend the event?
A: Primarily 2028 graduates, but all grade levels can participate.