AI isn't coming for your job-it's coming for your whole org chart
Briefly

AI technology has significantly transformed the job market, especially in Big Tech. In 2025, AI is projected to eliminate over 76,440 jobs, affecting not only current employment but also future career pathways. Companies increasingly prefer hiring experienced professionals, with a 27% rise in demand for mid-level workers, while reducing opportunities for entry-level candidates by 25%. This shift leaves newcomers struggling to gain the skills and experiences necessary for career advancement. The rapid advancement of technology disrupts traditional job roles, leading to a breakdown of the established corporate ladder.
AI tools are replacing traditional roles, leading to job loss for junior positions. In 2025, AI eliminated over 76,440 jobs, prompting companies to restructure their workforce.
The job market is witnessing a paradox where companies seek experienced professionals but are reducing entry-level positions, making it difficult for newcomers to gain necessary experience.
The rapid advancement of AI technology is reshaping the workforce, eliminating foundational steps in career development and affecting the traditional career ladder.
Big Tech's hiring practices in 2024 show a 25% decline in new graduate hires while increasing the demand for mid-level professionals with 2-5 years of experience by 27%.
Read at Fast Company
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