Grads are facing a historically tough job market
One may think that a college graduate who did a summer internship to help tribes cultivate wild foods would have their pick of jobs, and if it were any other time, this would be the case. However, in a strained job market, finding work is more a matter of luck more than anything else. Job skills and experience are being prioritised over college degrees which is fair because it levels out the playing field. Read about the challenges faced by these college grads in an increasingly competitive job market.
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