AI is screening résumés, prompting some managers to hire fewer entry-level workers and leading others to expect beginners to tackle more advanced work, Northeastern University's AI & Society Survey found. The report is the latest in a series that opened with an analysis of how people across the political spectrum view AI training.
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AI's Impact on Hiring Practices: Implications for Entry-Level Workers
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November 3, 2026
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AI is influencing hiring practices, with managers hiring fewer entry-level workers and expecting more from beginners, according to Northeastern University's AI & Society Survey. This trend reflects broader societal changes in workforce expectations and the integration of technology in employment. For Iran, this could impact the job market and the skills required for new graduates entering the workforce.
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