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Entry-level job postings have decreased by 11% compared to last year, prompting new graduates to adopt targeted application strategies. Priya Rathod of Indeed advises leveraging AI tools, emphasizing specific impact from campus activities, internships, and community service, and considering small businesses as overlooked hiring opportunities.

Entry-level job postings have decreased by 11% year-over-year, prompting new graduates to adopt strategic job search methods. Experts recommend targeting specific roles, leveraging AI tools for resume optimization, highlighting non-traditional experiences like internships and campus clubs, and considering small businesses with open positions. Networking and maintaining an updated Indeed profile are also emphasized as critical in a competitive market.

Entry-level job postings have decreased by 11% compared to last year, according to Indeed. Priya Rathod, a workplace trends editor at Indeed, advises new graduates to target specific roles, use AI tools to tailor applications, and consider opportunities at small businesses. Networking and updated profiles are also emphasized as critical in the competitive job market.

College graduates face a challenging job market, requiring additional skills and experience beyond a degree. Experts advise combining education with internships, AI training, and soft skills to meet employer demands.

The Latino Judges Association Foundation hosted an event featuring Chief Administrative Judge Joseph A. Zayas and William Hochul, discussing internships and clerkships in New York's state court system as pathways to legal careers. The event emphasized mentorship, access to career opportunities, and diversity in the judiciary.