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From KQED, Public Radio in San Francisco, this is Forum.

I'm Rachel Myro.

Millions of young graduates are job hunting right now.

Lucky them, given the state of the economy, right?

Well, it's a little more complicated than it might seem at first blush,

as the pandemic lifts and different employment sectors bounce back unevenly.

I'm excited to talk about the possibilities with Julie Lyskot Hames, author of Your Turn, How to Be an Adult, and Matthew Stevenson of Snagajab.

And you. That's all coming up on forum right after this news. Thank you. I'm Rachel Myro in for Miro in for Mina Kim. Just graduated high school or college and looking for your first grown-up job. You know what I mean, your first career job. Even if you are looking in a hot job market, like you are now, it can be a daunting prospect. And these are strange times as the pandemic lifts.

Some employers can't get enough people on board fast enough.

Others are hiring more carefully or not at all until their situation improves.

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