闲鱼青年新职业趋势研究报告发布，四成从业者副业收入占比超30%

Core Insights - The report highlights a shift in the employment perspective of contemporary youth from seeking "long-term stable positions" to accepting "flexible and diverse employment" opportunities, with platforms like Xianyu serving as incubators for new professions and important grounds for youth employment and entrepreneurship [1] Group 1: Employment Trends - Nearly 19.62 million sellers have published skill services on Xianyu in the past year, with those born after 2000 accounting for 41% of this group [2] - High-educated, non-student youth are active in side jobs, with an average annual income of 4,317 yuan for active side job workers, indicating a significant economic supplementary effect [2] - Over 41% of side job workers earn more than 30% of their monthly income from these activities, with about 30% working 30 hours per week, resembling part-time or secondary jobs [4] Group 2: New Professions - The platform has seen the emergence of new professions in three main directions: personal growth, emotional companionship, and skill monetization, with all three categories experiencing over 100% year-on-year growth in order volume [6] - The report lists 96 new professions, including promising roles such as companion doctors, pet companions, and weight management coaches, which are expected to be included in the National Occupational Classification [6][9] - The demand for personalized learning paths and emotional support services is rapidly increasing, as evidenced by the growth of emotional companionship orders by 107.41% [6] Group 3: Platform Role and Recommendations - Xianyu serves as a unique platform for supporting youth side jobs, providing a natural laboratory for task-oriented, flexible, and online employment models [9] - The report suggests that universities should recognize verified side job hours as equivalent to innovation practice or professional internship credits, integrating online side jobs into educational and employment statistics [9][10] - Recommendations include developing short training courses based on platform data and industry standards, and incorporating online side job entrepreneurship into youth entrepreneurship support projects [10]