Gen Z won't even consider a job if an employer doesn't mention this during the interview process
Briefly

The article discusses the growing trend among Gen Z college graduates to disengage from job opportunities that don't disclose salary ranges. Citing Monster's 2025 report, it reveals that 44% of graduates have ghosted recruiters over this issue. Emphasizing a demand for transparency and alignment with personal values, Gen Z is less willing to endure job applications without included pay information. Furthermore, workplace values like diversity and remote work options are becoming critical for this generation, shaping a new recruitment landscape.
"Since so many job descriptions provide it as a common practice, when other employers don't, graduates may simply gloss over these job listings that don't share it."
"These incoming workers are redefining the where and when of the workplace."
Read at New York Post
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