‘I kept crying’: Hong Kong grads struggle to find jobs as AI takes over
Hong Kong graduate Ivan Cheung has filed more than 200 job applications since March, and he is hoping that out of the dozen or so companies that have asked him to interview or take a written test, one will eventually hire him. But the data science and analytics graduate from Polytechnic University is in a slightly better position than some of his peers as he works part-time, giving him a small financial cushion as he tries to find a permanent role. Cheung said that those arou
Recent Hong Kong university graduates are facing significant challenges in securing employment, with many like data science graduate Ivan Cheung applying to hundreds of positions without success. Cheung, who has applied to over 200 jobs since March, is one of many struggling to find a permanent role despite having some interview opportunities. The situation is particularly difficult for graduates without part-time work, who lack the financial stability Cheung currently has. Many are experiencing distress, with some graduates reportedly crying due to the intense job market competition.
The difficulties faced by Hong Kong graduates highlight a growing trend of job market disruption, potentially exacerbated by technological advancements like AI, impacting the future career prospects of a generation.
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