Poor hiring practices are alienating Gen Z talent

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Applying for jobs isn’t fun, but for many Gen Zers, it’s nothing short of tortuous. 

A new study from financial consulting firm Clarify Capital found that many young job seekers find companies’ application processes to be “too long, costly, or frustrating,” causing them to stop short before completion. In addition to the time investment, factors like lack of money for interview attire and travel expenses for in-person meetings with hiring managers are taking a major toll. 

Lee Hafner
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