IT pros like their jobs but not their chances to advance
A CompTIA study of 3,631 IT professionals in 12 countries finds 76% are satisfied with their jobs, but only 47% are satisfied with advancement opportunities.
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Job seekers use AI but rewrite to avoid sounding like it
A Greenhouse survey of more than 2,800 job seekers finds most U.S. candidates use AI in their search, yet six in ten have changed or considered changing their writing so it is not mistaken for AI.
Jackson Hewitt plans 15,000 seasonal hires for tax season
Jackson Hewitt and its franchisees plan to hire 15,000 people for the 2026-2027 tax season, starting with a National Hiring Week on October 26.
Would You Take a Pay Cut for an AI-Proof Career?
Most US workers in a new survey say they would give up a tenth of their pay for long-term job security, but age, cost and time keep many from switching careers.
Gen Z Bets on Trades for the Faster Path to $100K
Two-thirds of young Americans in a new survey think a skilled trade beats college as a route to a six-figure salary, yet old stereotypes about trade work persist.
Young Trades Champions Were Steered Toward University Anyway
A survey of international skills competitors finds broad belief in vocational careers, but most say they were pushed toward academic paths and exposed to trades too late.