IBM Is Tripling Gen Z Entry-Level Jobs After Finding the Limits of AIPreview

May 19

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Updated: May 25

A hopeful counterpoint to the layoffs story: IBM's CHRO explains why cutting young workers in the name of AI efficiency creates a long-term talent crisis — and why the company is doubling down on Gen Z hiring.

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