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CareerWise Weekly: AI interviews | PSE layoffs | Rethinking skills shortages – June 3, 2025

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Rethinking skills shortages: What’s really going on? Companies are outsourcing job interviews to AI. What could go wrong? Explore key insights and conversations shaping career development this June, How can I achieve career growth without taking a management role? Students’ career aspirations do not reflect education plans or labour market demand, says OECD, Your mentee has ADHD – lessons from the field, You don’t have to almost die to be happy at work, but it helps, Ambitious Gen Z lead the return to office – here’s how they are using it to get ahead

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