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The Changing Job Market: Even in a Seller's Market, the Number of Job Offers Is Decreasing; Companies Are Using "Relocation" and "Starting Salary" to Secure Talent; AI May Bring About a Major Turning Point
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On October 1st, job offer ceremonies were held in various locations. While the job market remains a seller's market, the number of informal job offers held by students is declining, and there is a growing trend of students narrowing down their job choices early on. Job hunting has changed dramatically, from the bubble era when companies hoarded job offers, through the job-hunting ice age. It has also been pointed out that a job-hunting ice age m…
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