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26% prefer fixed working hours and 27% this criterion is unimportant. The working time is not a criterion that has a great influence on the attractiveness, but it reflects the flexibility of the students, who want them for their jobs. Would graduates go how far”? The economy expects a high degree of flexibility in the process of globalization of their workers. This is reflected also in the mobility of students and graduates. How far do they focus so find a job? 21% of respondents are based regionally. 52% give to orient itself nationwide. Nationwide orientation has thus increased compared to the previous year. Europe 11% are based, after all, and even 16% of respondents are looking for worldwide. There is emerging a similar image as in the previous year, with a slight decrease in the Pan-European and global orientation. The study can be – employers / ordered.