
The white-collar job market is facing a significant downturn, particularly affecting young college graduates and early career talent. Hiring for roles that typically require a bachelor’s degree has fallen below 2019 levels in recent months. The decline is more pronounced for individuals in their 20s, who are encountering a bottleneck in entry-level positions. Factors contributing to this rut include 5% interest rates, AI arbitrage, and asymmetric advantage. Additionally, demand for software developers has significantly decreased from the boom periods of 2021 and 2022.
The white collar hiring rut is hitting early career talent the hardest https://t.co/DlB4EJUycd
Demand for software developers has plunged from the boom times of 2021 and 2022. https://t.co/LI0rWOttIU
MyPOV: 5% interest rates, AI arbitrage, and asymmetric advantage plague new hires and the job market. The White-Collar Hiring Rut Is Here. That’s Bad News for Young College Grads. https://t.co/wcNx00qXjM


