A millennial who followed every piece of advice they were given — college degree, hard work, good grades — is now post-layoff, applying to 300 jobs, being rejected by AI systems, and asking Reddit when their real life actually begins.
The White House has announced plans to claw back $810 million in congressionally appropriated funding through a pocket rescission, drawing immediate criticism from Republican Senator Susan Collins who called it an unlawful violation of Congress's constitutional power.
The job seeker believes employers may be searching LinkedIn, seeing their extensive background and deciding they are overqualified for entry-level positions.
The worker says he had completed the hiring process and even received equipment at his home before resigning from his four-year job. Two days before starting, the offer was withdrawn.
Not every successful job search follows the usual script. These job seekers say doing something unexpected helped them stand out.
CNN, Politico and MS NOW are back at the White House after a judge ordered their press passes restored.
A hiring manager who has been laid off three times in five years has shared the view from the other side of 400 applications for a single entry-level software support role. It is is as bleak as job seekers have been describing online.
The job market has some highly qualified workers taking jobs far outside their fields. One graphic designer says AI pushed them into grocery store work.
Goodbye, keyword search. LinkedIn is gradually retiring its classic job search in favour of AI
