CEOs Cutting Entry Jobs Face Long-Term Risks
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AI takes on routine tasks – and thus threatens especially junior roles. Companies have to rethink entry-level jobs. Otto, EY or SAP and auditors deal with this.
CEOs cutting entry jobs face long-term risks
A warning from MIT’s Andrew McAfee has landed as employers rethink early-career hiring. He says companies that slash entry-level jobs risk long-term fallout. At the same time, IBM and Salesforce are stepping up efforts to recruit and train Gen Z workers, signaling a split in corporate strategy as automation and cost pressures rise. The debate centers on how firms build future managers, engineers, and sales leaders. It affects how fast companies …
Companies have eliminated junior positions – now they are reinstated. The reason: Young talents bring decisive AI skills with them
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