AI is reshaping how college students and recent graduates search for jobs, from resume formatting to interview screening, as employers use more automated tools and early-career applicants try to stand out.

Sep 25, 2026 - 15:30

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AI is reshaping how college students and recent graduates search for jobs, from resume formatting to interview screening, as employers use more automated tools and early-career applicants try to stand out.

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