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Why landing your first tech job is way harder than you expected

Last updated: May 26, 2025 10:45 pm
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The Tech Industry’s Changing Landscape for Entry-Level Hiring

Recent reports have confirmed what many graduating seniors may have already suspected: the tech industry’s approach to entry-level hiring is undergoing a significant shift. Aneesh Raman, LinkedIn’s chief economic opportunity officer, expressed concern in a recent article in The New York Times, highlighting the impact of AI on traditional entry-level positions.

Statistics reveal a stark reality: the hiring of new graduates by the top 15 tech companies has dropped by over 50% since 2019, according to a report from SignalFire. Before the pandemic, graduates made up 15% of hires in Big Tech, a number that has dwindled to just 7% in recent years.

Despite these alarming numbers, there is a silver lining amidst the challenges. The tech industry itself is not shrinking; instead, tech roles are diversifying across various sectors such as healthcare, finance, and retail. Projections indicate that tech jobs will increase from 6 million this year to 7.1 million by 2034. Currently, software developers are experiencing a 2.2% unemployment rate, which while not ideal, is lower than the national average.

However, there is a catch: companies are increasingly prioritizing candidates with AI skills. Research shows that 87% of hiring leaders value AI experience, and nearly a quarter of all job postings now require it. This shift towards AI proficiency is reshaping the tech job market and influencing hiring decisions across industries.

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