One more thing! Are entry level jobs disappearing? Chris Webb says there's more to the story.
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One more thing! Are entry level jobs disappearing? Chris Webb says there's more to the story.
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Liv and Marian have a lot to say. One More Thing is where the overflow goes.
This one is from Episode 3, continuing the conversation with Chris Webb.
If you're a graduate right now, applying into a pool of a thousand candidates for one role, it's easy to feel like the whole system is broken. Chris's advice: before you accept that story, ask how do you actually know it's true? He walks through what the UK's own graduate outcomes data is really showing (hint: it's messier and more hopeful than the headlines), why talent pipelines matter more than most people realise, and why liberal arts and interdisciplinary thinking might be due for a comeback.
Mentioned in this episode:
- World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Report → weforum.org/publications/the-future-of-jobs-report-2025
- London Interdisciplinary School (LIS) → lis.ac.uk
- Institute of Student Employers (ISE) → ise.org.uk
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Credits
The Great Careers Program is a collaboration between BECOME Education and Coherence Co-Lab, and is hosted and produced by Liv Pennie and Marian Wright, with production support from Bev Laing. Music by Chad Crouch.