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Teks 1

VoxPop did a survey to find out the reasons why Indonesian Gen Zs work in their current roles, even when the jobs are outside their comfort zones. According to the results, 37% of respondents state that opportunities for growth and learning keep them in their current positions. A strategic work location (13%), career stability (15%), and great salaries and benefits (28%) are further factors. In addition, 7% of Gen Z respondents state that their support from superiors and coworkers keeps them in their positions.

On Wednesday, July 23, 2025, VoxPop reported on their official Instagram account, "Many Gen Z workers stay in jobs outside their comfort zone, not because it's easy, but because it gives something more to continual learning, development, and valuable support." They went on to say, "Organizations may keep them by maintaining a balance between challenge and development."

This VoxPop survey involved 2,388 respondents across Indonesia. The online survey was done from July 16 to 18, 2025.

(Adapted from databoks.katadata.co.id/)
(DC/100%/ST)

Teks 2

Experts Warn Gen Z on Staying Too Long in Comfort Zone

Therapists assume GenZ may miss out on many different experiences because of their overly cautious behavior when taking risks. From the experts who talked with The Guardian, young people increasingly decide to remain in a comfort zone of small, like-minded networks, with more of their social interaction done virtually.
While this allows them more control over some aspects of their lives, it can also cause anxiety when they need to interact with others offline.
When this generation is faced with the reality of being in an office or a social gathering, I'm seeing a disproportionate increase in suggestions for social anxiety, professional anxiety, general self-confidence, and relationship issues, said Natalie Phillips, a psychotherapist who works with young people. "I do believe that this generation may be losing out on making mistakes and the opportunity to experience youth. They seem older for their time, in my opinion."
She works with many people who are also working from home and communicating with coworkers online, and it makes them more difficult to meet new people compared to previous generations. That can be risky, according to Phillips. "You run the risk of your world turning inward, which can lead to continuous anxiety. You lack the experience to deal with the outside world, which makes it even scarier" she added.

According to the survey in Text 1, who mainly took part in the study?

Question

Pay attention to the following two texts! 
 Teks 1

VoxPop did a survey to find out the reasons why Indonesian Gen Zs work in their current roles, even when the jobs are outside their comfort zones. According to the results, 37% of respondents state that opportunities for growth and learning keep them in their current positions. A strategic work location (13%), career stability (15%), and great salaries and benefits (28%) are further factors. In addition, 7% of Gen Z respondents state that their support from superiors and coworkers keeps them in their positions. 
 
 On Wednesday, July 23, 2025, VoxPop reported on their official Instagram account, "Many Gen Z workers stay in jobs outside their comfort zone, not because it's easy, but because it gives something more to continual learning, development, and valuable support." They went on to say, "Organizations may keep them by maintaining a balance between challenge and development." 
 
 This VoxPop survey involved 2,388 respondents across Indonesia. The online survey was done from July 16 to 18, 2025.

(Adapted from databoks.katadata.co.id/) 
                                                                                                                                          (DC/100%/ST) 
 
 Teks 2 
 
 Experts Warn Gen Z on Staying Too Long in Comfort Zone 
 
 Therapists assume GenZ may miss out on many different experiences because of their overly cautious behavior when taking risks. From the experts who talked with The Guardian, young people increasingly decide to remain in a comfort zone of small, like-minded networks, with more of their social interaction done virtually. 
 While this allows them more control over some aspects of their lives, it can also cause anxiety when they need to interact with others offline. 
 When this generation is faced with the reality of being in an office or a social gathering, I'm seeing a disproportionate increase in suggestions for social anxiety, professional anxiety, general self-confidence, and relationship issues, said Natalie Phillips, a psychotherapist who works with young people. "I do believe that this generation may be losing out on making mistakes and the opportunity to experience youth. They seem older for their time, in my opinion." 
 She works with many people who are also working from home and communicating with coworkers online, and it makes them more difficult to meet new people compared to previous generations. That can be risky, according to Phillips. "You run the risk of your world turning inward, which can lead to continuous anxiety. You lack the experience to deal with the outside world, which makes it even scarier" she added. 
 
   
 According to the survey in Text 1, who mainly took part in the study?

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Teenagers from all regions in Indonesia.

Answer

Gen Z working in an international company.

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Former employees from big companies in Indonesia.

Answer

People born in 1997-2012 in Indonesia

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University students from across Indonesia.

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