Every generation has its quirks, but the Boomer lexicon? It’s a vibe—and not always in a good way. While Gen Z is out here ...

These students are part of a growing Gen Z wave viewing accounting as more than just cubicles and calculators. It’s a way to change lives — and secure high-paying jobs right out of college.

The college football broadcaster Chris Fowler says that Gen Z can make recruiters “fall out of their chair” if they do this one thing in the interview.

“Candidate showed up to a JOB INTERVIEW like this!” read the video’s text. The video, which was posted on April 1, shows ...

Between tech layoffs and DOGE cuts, college students are running out of job prospects — and it could haunt them for years to come ...

Football and tennis broadcaster Chris Fowler says that during job interviews, Gen Z is too focused on regurgitating their resume. Instead of acting "entitled to have a job," he says candidates need to ...

This exodus created a perfect opportunity for savvy Gen Z graduates who are discovering they can land jobs with median salaries of $87,000—or up to $200,000 for CPAs. What's attracting young people ...

While it’s been lamented as one of America's most boring jobs and headed down a path of extinction, Gen Z is realizing the six-figure career opportunity—and gaining experience by helping ...

A remarkable 84% of Gen Z workers would seize the chance to move abroad for their dream job, a new survey of 2,000 adults has revealed. Millennials are similarly adventurous, with 73% saying they ...

For more audio journalism and storytelling, download New York Times Audio, a new iOS app available for news subscribers. By Nicholas Casey Read by Malcolm Hillgartner Produced by Adrienne Hurst ...

Given the churn in the job market, that's understandable. The number of Californians looking for jobs jumped by more than 52,000 in the last 6 months of 2024, and more than 141,000 in the Bay Area ...