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This six-figure role was predicted to be the next big thing—it's already obsolete thanks to AI

Once hyped as a career paying $200K with no coding required, prompt engineering is fading fast as a stand-alone job title.

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Private firms are trying to fill research gaps, but their ‘puny’ budgets are no match for federal funds

Trump and Musk have gut National Institutes of Health and experts are wary of private efforts’ ability to replicate public service

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Healthcare jobs are practically recession-proof, says Indeed—here's how to get in and make over $100K

Healthcare may be job seekers' best bet at a stable six-figure salary in the current climate. Experts say applicants should leverage connections and pick private hospitals to score the best salary.

Fortune

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Foreign jobseekers ditch UK market — with one surprising exception

Foreign interest in UK jobs declined in early 2025. However, interest from the US saw the biggest rise. Experts link this trend to policies under Donald Trump.

Euronews

Nearly half of Gen Z and millennials say college was a waste of money—AI has already made degrees obsolete

College graduates are calling their degrees worthless, thanks to student loans, a fuzzy job market, and AI.

Fortune

Why AI won’t eliminate software engineering jobs

Next-generation AI creates value in tech careers rather than eliminating development positions.

TechRadar

Indeed CEO Chris Hyams reveals two-thirds of jobs on the platform demand skills that AI can already handle

AI’s war on jobs isn’t coming—it’s here. With some 300 million jobs potentially at threat, Indeed's CEO says empathy, compassion, and teamwork can help you stand out.

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Spring brings no relief for Dem job-seekers on the Hill - Roll Call

The market is always rough for the losing party. But Hill staffers still looking for jobs are now competing with “DOGE’d” federal workers.

Roll Call

Being transparent about pay could save EU women €700 per year

A woman working in an SME in the EU could gain between €465 and €700 annually thanks to the EU’s Pay Transparency Directive. However, some business groups have expressed concerns over reporting obligations.

Euronews

Job applications from federal workers surged 50% in February as staff targeted by DOGE run for the exits

An analysis from job site Indeed found that highly educated workers were the most affected—and are searching for work just as the white-collar job market is cooling.

Fortune

Gen Zers are treating employers like bad dates: 93% are ghosting interviews

But it's not just Gen Z who are ghosting—research shows that everyone, from baby boomers to hiring managers, are guilty of not showing up for interviews

Fortune

This chief medical officer got her start as a veterinarian, the 'hottest' job for 2025—Here’s her advice for getting into the hugely growing industry

“There is a grit that you have to have as a veterinarian.”

Fortune

Bosses are posting ‘ghost jobs’ that don’t exist. Here are 3 ways to spot a listing that isn’t

Dead-end jobs plague the workforce, but not all is lost.

Fortune

Donald Trump and CEOs are all pushing a return to the office. Workers hate it. Who will win?

Like Trump, 90% of businesses sought to enforce a 2025 RTO—but experts say employees still have power in the WFH war and will have even more once the boomers retire.

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Gen Z Prefers Pets Over Human Babies

For 2025, being a veterinarian is considered as the best job and Gen Zs play a huge contributory factor.

Fortune

Gen Z are becoming pet parents because they can’t afford human babies: Now veterinarian is one of the hottest jobs of 2025, says Indeed

Gen Zers can't afford to buy a house or raise kids, so they're spending $178 monthly pampering their fur babies.

Fortune

Welcome to ‘career catfishing’ — Gen Z’s new defiance against to endless rounds of interviews and hiring managers who ghost

About one third of young applicants are not showing up on their first day of work

International Business Times

Why Singapore Is Ideal for Remote Workers and Jobseekers

The pandemic flipped the work world on its head, making remote gigs the new norm. Jobseekers now think twice before staying in their home state or area.

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Morals, judgement among things that AI tech cannot do, experts say

A trio of AI experts and technologists discussed where humans have it over on AI during Fortune’s Brainstorm AI conference in San Francisco.

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Happiness Is A Virtue So Here Are The 10 Happiest Jobs You Can Get In Australia

Looking for a career change out of a sad job? Well maybe one of these top 10 happiest jobs in Australia could be the new gig for you!

International Business Times UK

NHS Junior Doctors Leave Permanent Roles For Better-paying Locum Work, Driven By TikTok Trends

UK junior doctors increasingly choose locum work for higher pay and flexibility, sharing their experiences on TikTok as 'medfluencers.'

Fortune

Degree requirements are holding back company profits and a roaring economy, experts say

Skills-based hiring was the talk of the town at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit in California this week.

Fortune

The CEO of Indeed says that AI is going to 'radically' change most jobs—these are the qualities he says employees should be hiring for

The ability to learn new things is something that will never go out of style.

Fortune

AI will radically change every job in the next year, Indeed CEO says

AI isn't a fad like blockchain or the metaverse, says Hyams. It will have as much impact on business as the birth of the World Wide Web.

TechRadar

Forget AI — most UK firms just want to hire basic IT skills

Indeed report reveals UK businesses are more worried about basic IT and human skills rather than AI.

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