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- College graduates are struggling to find jobs. AI is partly to blame - CNBC
College grads face one of the toughest job markets in a decade — 'Right now is a really difficult time to find a job,' expert says
- Why Is It So Hard For Recent College Graduates To Find A Decent Job?
Young adults are having a challenging time finding good, well-paying jobs The job market is extremely competitive, as more and more Americans attain college degrees
- Panicking: Recent college grads struggle to find jobs : NPR
Recent college graduates are facing one of the most challenging job markets in years — with the exception of the pandemic period — even as the overall unemployment rate remains low
- 6 Reasons Why Its So Hard to Get a Job After College (With Helpful . . .
In this article, we discuss why your first job matters so much, list six reasons why it’s so hard to get a job after college and offer a list of tips to help
- Its harder for recent college grads to find a job - Marketplace
New research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland finds that earning a college degree can still help you keep a job and get higher wages, but it’s less of an advantage than it used to be
- How difficult is it to get a job after college? | The Aggie
Rejection is difficult to go through, especially when you’ve just finished college and you don’t know that it’s normal Fear of lack of experience adds to that frustration of rejection and the difficulty of finding a job
- Cant find a job after college? How the skills-based hiring trend works
College grads can't find jobs in the current labor market Discover why entry-level positions are disappearing, what skills are valued, and solutions
- Are Young College Graduates Losing Their Edge in the Job Market?
High school graduates in their twenties have consistently experienced a higher unemployment rate than college graduates in the same age range However, the unemployment gap between the two education groups has recently narrowed, reaching its lowest level since the late 1970s This Economic Commentary shows that this narrowing coincides with a decades-long decline, one that began around 2000
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