超1900万年轻人在闲鱼“偷偷搞钱”，四成从业者副业收入占比超30%

Core Insights - The report indicates a shift in the employment perspective of the youth from seeking "long-term stable positions" to accepting "flexible and diverse employment" [1] - Xianyu has emerged as a significant platform for new professions and an important arena for youth employment and entrepreneurship [1] Employment Trends - In the past year, 19.62 million sellers published skill services on Xianyu, with 41% being post-2000s generation and 33% from the post-90s and post-95s generations combined [1] - High-educated, non-student youth are the active group in side jobs, with an average annual income of 4,317 yuan for active side job workers [1] - Over 41% of side job workers reported that their side job income constitutes more than 30% of their monthly income [2] - Nearly 30% of workers spend 30 hours per week on the platform, akin to part-time or secondary jobs [1][2] - Almost 80% of workers plan to develop their side jobs into freelance or entrepreneurial projects [1] New Professional Directions - There is a notable trend towards three new professional directions on the Xianyu platform: personal growth, emotional companionship, and skill monetization, with each category's order volume growing over 100% year-on-year [1] - Personal growth orders saw a year-on-year increase of 158.01%, with side jobs like exam guidance and cloud supervision gaining popularity [2] - Emotional companionship orders grew by 107.41%, leading to the emergence of roles such as emotional healing therapists and MBTI analysts [2] Recommendations for Educational Institutions - The report suggests that universities should encourage the recognition of verified side job hours as innovation practice or professional internship credits [2] - It recommends the development of short training courses and applying for vocational skill enhancement funding to reduce learning costs for youth [2] - For mature and significantly demanded new professions, there is a suggestion to apply for inclusion in the National Occupational Classification Directory [2] - Local governments are encouraged to incorporate online side job entrepreneurship into youth entrepreneurship support projects, exploring the integration of online incubation with offline implementation [2]