As AI wipes out early-career roles, one field is still hiring Gen Z—and it doesn’t require a college degree.
For months, leaders from Ford CEO Jim Farley to the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have sounded the alarm that AI could wipe out entry-level jobs.
As AI disrupts many of the jobs Gen Z needs post graduation, healthcare may be one of the only silver linings in today’s job…
Step aside career and guidance counselors, new graduates are asking ChatGPT what their next moves should be.
Rob Breare, CEO of independent U.K. school system Malvern College International, said at Fortune’s Global Forum that AI is…
Unemployment for 20- to 30-year-olds in the tech sector has increased 3% since the beginning of the year, Goldman Sachs senior…
With graduate unemployment at decade highs, Wall Street execs say Gen Z need to know what they bring to the table—literally.
Professors say soft skills and problem-solving are the keys to landing a job in an AI-burdened market. Gen Z isn’t buying it.
