When I get intoxicated, I talk about engineers, designers, questionnaires by occupation questionnaire results like this

There is a thing called image of each job type so that "phrase is used by such a bankrupt ... ..." that person. Website that gathers information on restaurantsGourNavi"Questionnaire survey on the circumstances of drinking party by occupation, what kind of drinking party style by occupation has emerged from that questionnaire?

Engineers and designers talk about the best when they get drunk! Is it? "What do you drink?" "Where are you going?" Occasionally drinking party circumstances. | Everyone's rice
http://r.gnavi.co.jp/g-interview/201308oshigotobetsu-enkai.html


A GourNavi was a questionnaire survey from 100 men and women aged 20 to 59 in public servants, office workers (sales employees), engineer designers, part-time jobs and part-time workers. I am looking for a drinking party style by occupation.


◆ What will happen if you get drunk?
From the questionnaire results on the question of what happens if you get drunk you can see the following characteristics.

When drinking, "Loose wallets loose" is 17% and sales positions are top positions far apart from 11% of engineers and designers second in sales positions. It seems to match the image of a sales job "Ikeike Rondong".


When drinking, the top of "good speaking" is surprisingly an engineer / designer. Ordinarily, will they chat at drinking party because of their reaction from those who face work alone?


The lowest ranking of "the face turns red immediately" is a civil servant. Do you mean that public officials are accustomed to drinking usually?


The lowest level of "no memory" is only 3% at part-time jobs. Surprisingly it turned out that they were doing "adult drinking". The top is 13% of sales staff, the second largest being 12% of civil servants. One mundane fear ceases with how to drink civil servants ... ....


◆ What to drink often at drinking party
In any job category, "beer" is the top. Being a summer questionnaire sometimes, beer is by far the most popular. It is unexpected that "shochu" is unpopular with part-time job part-timers. All other occupations exceed 30%, whereas only a 12% of the part-time jobs are supported in part-time jobs ... ....


In contrast, part-timers and freeters occupy the top of cocktails and soft drinks often drink.


◆ Frequently visited places
"Izakaya" is 88.8% in the place where you often go and is No. 1 in the Dantotsu. Surprisingly, the second place is Japanese food, which seems to be popular among civil servants.


◆ Other Questionnaire
Public officials are the top with 83%, "people who think drinking party is necessary for facilitating work smoothly". "Viticulture" seems to be important in vertically divided administration.


In the questionnaire "A person who has a good drinking party at work or work relationship", in all occupations, the drinking party is lower than the figures of those who think it is necessary for smooth progress of work. Only 51% of job part-time workers answered yes. A drinking party important to work is not necessarily a fun place.


According to the question "people who do more than give up" rather than "to be cared", only 25% of part-time jobs and part-time workers. Is it still mainstream splitting?


"Average budget for drinking party at workplace / workplace" resulted in public officials, engineers and designers, salespersons, part-time jobs and freeters in descending order. Again, you can see that civil servants emphasize work drinking party.


The style of the drinking party that emerges from the result of questionnaire on drinking party by occupation is suitable for the image of the occupation, and there are surprising results, so it seems to be said that it is quite interesting.