New Graduates Pivot to Entrepreneurship Amid Sluggish Job Market

Facing limited entry-level opportunities, recent university graduates are increasingly launching their own ventures instead of seeking traditional employment.

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Why more new grads are skipping entry-level gigs to start their own business

Amid a sluggish youth job market, systemic workforce changes and lower barriers, these young workers followed an idea and skipped the entry-level job

By Robert Gerlsbeck

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New Graduates Pivot to Entrepreneurship Amid Sluggish Job Market

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