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Maria Villarroel

From New York City to Washington D.C., these are the top destinations for college seniors looking for jobs

The class of 2024 is going into the workforce, following years of turmoil, "the bummer generation" is looking for stable jobs and cities to start their careers. (Credit: Brett Jordan/Unsplash.)

NEW YORK CITY - With graduation season taking place in the U.S. at the moment, the class of 2024 is heading into the workforce with a large sum of college seniors this year seeking the security of a government job, rather than applying to once popular and risky-seeming tech jobs, a new report by Axios shows.

Following years of turmoil that warped seminal events of their young lives, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and now the Israel-Hamas demonstrations in campuses across the country, "the bummer generation", as this graduating class is now known, seemingly just wants stability and a comfortable income.

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