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Tech industry
fromTheregister
6 hours ago

Tech industry grad hiring crashes 46% as bots do junior work

AI is displacing entry-level tech roles in the UK, causing dramatic cuts in graduate hiring while employers favor experienced workers.
fromFortune
1 week ago

Stripe exec says she's hiring new grads more than ever but she's 'sweating' about the Gen Z talent pipeline-and warns the era of skills is at risk | Fortune

"I'm actually hiring more new grads-now, they're largely new grad PhDs-but more new grads than ever before,"
Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence
fromTheregister
1 week ago

India's tech talent pipeline is sputtering

IIT graduates face sharply reduced early-career hiring as major IT firms and tech companies cut graduate recruitment and campus placement rates decline significantly.
fromCity AM
1 month ago

World's largest ad agency bucks grad hiring slowdown - 'We have to train the next gen'

Publicis's Niel Bornman said advertising rivals were between five and 10 years behind in their adoption of data and AI The world's largest advertising agency is hiring more graduate roles than ever in the face of artificial intelligence's rise, gearing junior training to be more focused on client management, its UK media boss has said, bucking a global slowdown in junior white-collar employment.
Marketing tech
Artificial intelligence
fromFortune
1 month ago

PwC's U.K. chief admits he's cutting back entry-level jobs and taking a 'watch and wait' approach to see how AI changes work

PwC is cutting 200 entry-level roles as AI and economic headwinds reduce graduate hiring, making it harder for Gen Z to launch careers.
Business
fromBusiness Insider
1 month ago

PwC is cutting the number of grads it hires. The chief of its 25,000-person UK business explained why.

PwC UK reduced entry-level hiring to 1,300 from 1,500 this year due to a UK economic slowdown and AI-driven role changes.
Artificial intelligence
fromComputerWeekly.com
1 month ago

Will AI wipe out entry-level jobs? | Computer Weekly

AI adoption and reduced training investment are driving substantial declines in entry-level job openings, intensifying competition and prompting firms to fill junior roles with senior hires.
Artificial intelligence
fromTheregister
1 month ago

AI robs jobs from recent college grads, no wage compression

Workers aged 22–25 in AI-exposed occupations experienced a 13% relative employment decline, while older and less-exposed workers saw stable or growing employment.
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