Choose the correct option in italics to complete the sentences.

1. Many young people will be deciding / will have decided what is important for them in a job by the time they go to their interview.
2. Millennials will be looking / will have looked for jobs with more chances of promotion and more diverse work when they enter the workforce.
3. By the time new employees have had their first appraisals, their bosses will be setting up / will have set up ways to support and encourage them.
4. Some experts fell that by the end of the next decade, many more companies will be implementing / will have implemented a policy of business casual in the workplace and formal clothing will be seen less often.
5. Some banks are worried that rival firms will be offering / will have offered their young stars jobs in the future if they don't make an effort to keep them.
6. Proper career development will be replacing / will have replaced huge bonuses completely over the next few years and training courses will be part of workplace culture.