Working from your couch and still clearing at least $65,000 a year sounds dreamy, until you’re staring at a job board full of “remote” roles that want five years of experience and three different ...

Journal Editorial Report: Did the President convince Americans that there are better times ahead? Photo: Doug Mills/Pool/Getty Images This month’s lackluster employment numbers spurred talk that ...

Remote jobs became popular and necessary during the worst days of the pandemic, and they're still in high demand. Naturally, these jobs tend to be more flexible, and the lucrative ones can keep your ...

The growing use of generative AI in the workplace raises a paradox for entry-level workers. The very tasks that once trained new workers—such as summarizing meetings, cleaning data, and drafting memos ...

Abstract: Creativity is essential for software startups as it drives innovation and solutions to market needs. Through interviews with C-level startup executives, this study highlights how software ...

Meta has a spate of entry-level positions open that start around $200,000. The tech giant has been leading the high-salary AI charge, notably poaching employees from Apple and OpenAI. One entry-level ...

Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META) is reportedly offering hefty paychecks for entry-level software engineering roles, a move seen as a response to the challenging job market for recent graduates. Meta, ...

10/02/2025 Software Engineer, New Grad - Campus Recruiting 2026 Domino Data Lab $150K - $150K San Francisco, California 10/02/2025 Junior Software Engineer (cleared) General Dynamics Mission Systems, ...

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has become the latest to add his voice to a cacophony of warnings that artificial intelligence (AI) is eliminating entry-level jobs. A recent report by job search ...

Early-career workers in roles most exposed to AI, such as software development and customer support, have experienced big declines in employment. Dashia is the consumer insights editor for CNET. She ...

Research from Stanford University has reported a 13% drop in employment rates for entry-level candidates over the past three years, thanks to the development of AI within the workforce. The picture ...