Jobs

A Reddit post from an apparently highly qualified graduate rejected for an entry-level job, despite a VP's personal recommendation and three rounds of interviews, discusses the absurdity of what "entry-level" has come to mean in today's job market.

A Reddit post confirming the US job market is at its worst since 2008 has gone viral, with over 1.7k upvotes and nearly 300 comments. Workers across industries shared experiences of manufactured layoffs, AI displacement, and a job hunt that's become harder than anything they've seen before

In a Reddit post on r/antiwork, a user called out the bizarre contradiction at the heart of today's US job market: endless job postings, impossible requirements, and interviews that go nowhere.

American job seekers are increasingly being frustrated at the state of the job market. There seems to a lot of opening, but few companies actually respond to applicants

Applicants are frustrated at the lack of job opportunities yet, American companies are posting job ads like as though they are going to fill them

The current job market in America is stuck in a strange phase: layoffs are slowing, but hiring has stalled. Here’s why the American job market feels frozen in 2026.

SINGAPORE: Feeling like she’s sinking in quicksand, a local woman opened up on Reddit about how her job has left her struggling with severe anxiety.