According to this:
https://www.naceweb.org/about-us/press/b6e4416e-9020-4569-920a-8d9e5c8df126
New grads in social sciences in 2024 were being offered nearly 16% more for jobs compared to the same data for 2023. A similar change occurred for humanities grads. Is this just a statistical/data artifact or has a large shift in these fields occurred last year?
If this is not a statistical artifact, what could have caused this? (is it AI-related?)
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