The first job is getting harder to land in America: What AI is doing to fresh graduates
The US graduate job market is not collapsing in one dramatic sweep. It is tightening in a quieter, more selective way. Research suggests that in AI-exposed roles, young workers are taking the harder hit, especially at the entry level. The real concern is larger than one bad hiring cycle: When first jobs thin out, the pipeline that turns graduates into experienced professionals also begins to weaken.
The US graduate job market is not collapsing in one dramatic sweep. It is tightening in a quieter, more selective way. Research suggests that in AI-exposed roles, young workers are taking the harder hit, especially at the entry level. The real concern is larger than one bad hiring cycle: When first jobs thin out, the pipeline that turns graduates into experienced professionals also begins to weaken. What's Your Reaction?
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