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Silhouettes of worried recent graduates outside a dark, imposing office building, with a glowing AI interface visible on a screen.
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AI reshapes job market, worsening graduate employment crisis

At Meta, AI agents deployed by former CEO Clara Shih dramatically reduced a product development process that once demanded multiple roles, including user researchers, designers, product managers, and

Nathaniel Brooks· Aug 30· 6 min read
16 Portfolio Mistakes to Avoid for New Freelancers

16 Portfolio Mistakes to Avoid for New Freelancers

Sponsored by Studio Shift · Oct 19
Young professionals using TikTok for job searching, showcasing the evolving recruitment landscape and Gen Z's influence on hiring strategies.

Gen Z TikTok job search trend reshapes older worker recruitment strategies

Nathaniel Brooks · Aug 15
Hopeful individuals illuminated by a digital beacon, symbolizing a new path forward in their job search after being laid off.

JobBeacon launches free job search platform for laid-off workers

Nathaniel Brooks · Sep 20
A recent graduate looking at a city skyline and a path obscured by AI-generated digital fog, symbolizing a challenging job market.

New Grads Face Recession-Like Job Market Amid AI's Rise

Nathaniel Brooks · Sep 19
A job seeker contemplates two paths, one representing traditional employment and the other a future shaped by AI and new market dynamics.

Job seekers face new market challenges and alternative strategies

In April, the US economy reported adding 115,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.

Nathaniel Brooks· Jun 21· 6 min
Silhouettes of federal workers walking away from a grand government building under a dark, stormy sky, symbolizing job insecurity.

Trump Reclassifies 8,000 Federal Jobs, Eroding Civil Service Protections

President Donald Trump signed an executive order that immediately stripped job protections from approximately 8,000 senior federal workers, making them at-will employees.

Nathaniel Brooks· Jun 5· 5 min