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Recent grads struggle with a harsh job market, demanding postings, and lack of feedback, prompting calls for more transparent, human-centered hiring.
Recent college graduates across the U.S. face a tough job market with fewer openings, misleading entry-level postings requiring excessive experience, and minimal employer feedback.
Many, like Maddi Cave, applied to 80+ jobs with little response, despite strong qualifications and effort.
After a part-time internship in Green Bay, she landed a public relations role at Prevea Health, a process that felt respectful and personalized—unlike earlier rejections.
Others, like Jonah Zacks, now teaching math in Kansas City, stress the need for human connection amid rising automation.
Graduates increasingly call for more transparent and empathetic hiring practices in a system that often feels opaque and discouraging.
Los recién graduados luchan con un duro mercado laboral, demandando puestos de trabajo, y la falta de retroalimentación, lo que provoca llamados para una contratación más transparente y centrada en el ser humano.