Wall Street's Youngest Workers Aren't Worried Robots Will Replace Them

As growing legions of graying Wall Streeters worry that technology is about to make them obsolete, the industry's most junior staffers are almost unanimously expecting brighter days, according to an Options Group survey. The recruiting firm asked more than 3,200 traders, salespeople and other finance professionals how advances over the next five years will impact them. In every bracket age 26 and up, at least 8 percent of respondents predicted they will lose their livelihood. But virtually nobody younger checked that box. Instead, their most popular answer was "better work-life balance."