It remains difficult for Americans to find a new job, especially among people in their 20s. Even internships for college students have become harder to secure these days. Over the past year and a half ...

Why AI won’t kill the entry-level job ServiceNow CFO Gina Mastantuono pushes back against predictions of entry-level job losses due to AI. She explains why recent college grads are uniquely positioned ...

This content was created by The Chronicle’s editorial team, supported by a grant from Strada Education Foundation. Read our policies on foundation support. In 2025, companies cut 1.1 million jobs, the ...

Welcome to the HBR Executive Agenda for March 12, 2026. HBR Executive delivers trusted insights and actionable strategies to guide leaders through consequential decisions. Practical tools, and forward ...

For decades, entry-level jobs served as the proving ground for ambitious young workers: handling repetitive tasks, learning the ropes, and steadily building experience. In this episode of Inc.

Just a few years ago, a junior employee in finance was expected to master Excel, learn about the company and analyze data in response to specific requests. Today, artificial intelligence can handle ...

While the artificial intelligence industry touts that AI will replace entry-level jobs, not every company is scaling back hiring these positions. In IBM’s case, it’s going all in. Hardware giant IBM ...

There's no escaping AI these days — whether you’re scrolling social media or using it to knock out routine tasks at work. Some employers are now encouraging the use of AI, hoping to optimize ...

Small businesses often do not have the time or resources to onboard recent graduates with little or no experience. 020 Creative/iStock via Getty Images Plus Small businesses are planning to hire fewer ...

Some high-profile layoffs and job cuts at the end of 2025 — including 14,000 roles eliminated at Amazon — were pinned on AI adoption, but that may be a convenient narrative for employers, Jason Walker ...