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From Dorms to Desks

From Dorms to Desks

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 Welcome to "From Dorms to Desks", brought to you by College Recruiter job search site, which believes that every student and recent graduate deserves a great career. Every week, our AI-generated hosts dive into relatable topics, from landing that first internship to acing job interviews. With quick, 10-minute episodes full of upbeat, humorous dialogue, they make job searching feel less like a chore and more like an adventure. Whether you're a student navigating the last days of college or an early-career professional starting your first job, "From Dorms to Desks" is here to help you make the leap from campus life to career success—with plenty of laughs along the way!All rights reserved by WRKdefined マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 出世 就職活動 経済学
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  • The 40 jobs most at risk from AI...and those most likely to benefit

    The 40 jobs most at risk from AI...and those most likely to benefit
    2026/02/24
    Artificial intelligence, whether you love or hate it, is already changing how people get their work done, and even whether that work is still available to people. But certain jobs are more at risk from the impact of AI than others, and some of those others stand to benefit. In this episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast, we dive into the "Wild West" of the AI workplace, drawing on data published in October 2025 that ranked the top 40 jobs at risk from AI exposure based on analysis from Microsoft Research. This research assessed 200,000 US user conversations on Copilot in 2024, measuring how well AI performed tasks and the task’s applicability to specific occupations, assigning an overall score where a higher score means higher exposure. The job title with the highest overall exposure was Interpreters and Translators with a score of 0.49, reflecting that 98% of its work functions corresponded with Copilot conversations showing relatively strong completion rates. Other highly exposed knowledge occupations include Historians with a 0.48 score, Writers and Authors with 0.45, and News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists with 0.39. High-volume service roles are also impacted, with Customer Service Representatives, a job category representing nearly three million jobs in the US, ranking high at 0.44, along with Passenger Attendants at 0.47 and Sales Representatives of Services at 0.46. Other significant roles showing overlap include Data Scientists, Management Analysts, and Personal Financial Advisors, all scoring 0.35 or 0.36. We also explore the growth opportunity in the digital infrastructure powering this revolution, as data centers serve as the backbone of the digital economy by storing, managing, and processing the world’s data. As of November 2025, the US leads the world with 4,165 data centers, accounting for nearly 38% of all facilities worldwide. This leadership is fueled by major tech companies and the historic build-out driven by companies like OpenAI to support AI workloads, involving projected spending commitments of $1.4 trillion between now and 2035. Europe is another major digital infrastructure force, hosting nearly 3,500 data centers, concentrated in the UK, Germany, and France, partly driven by the regulatory requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation. Beyond infrastructure, we examine the global cryptocurrency market, which stands at almost $3 trillion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    20 分
  • Strategies and risks for negotiating a raise

    Strategies and risks for negotiating a raise
    2026/02/17
    Stop leaving money on the table! Learn the high-risk gambles versus the safe strategies to secure the pay increase you deserve. This week, we dive into the tricky world of compensation, raises, and retention. On this week's episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast, we discuss the controversial, high-risk strategy of subtly signaling to your employer that you are interviewing for other jobs, a tactic that sometimes works for "important cogs" but can be career suicide for average performers, especially when companies may view it as extortion or disloyalty. The reality is that job hopping often remains the most reliable way to achieve significant salary increases, with some professionals reporting large pay jumps every time they change jobs. Many employees feel they have lost the social expectation of negotiation, forgetting that a raise is an estimate of what the company would lose if they walked away. When asking for a raise, you must be ready to leave, and you should always provide evidence of what fair compensation is for your role, as employers often don’t know what "fair" is. We also cover the critical importance of communicating your value proactively to your manager—you cannot assume they know the impact of your work—and the growing influence of artificial intelligence, which makes fundamental knowledge and initiative more crucial than ever for early-career professionals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    17 分
  • Job seekers are fighting back against online assessments

    Job seekers are fighting back against online assessments
    2026/02/10
    Stop gaming the ATS! Learn to ethically optimize your résumé for AI without getting flagged for hidden text or deception. The job market has entered an arms race where candidates are using chatbots and résumé tools to extract keywords and rephrase work history to nudge employer screening software because the first stage of screening is heavily automated. On this episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast, we separate signal from noise by distinguishing between ethical optimization and risky falsification. Optimization involves using AI to make your real experience clearer, mirroring the employer’s exact language for skills, and simplifying complex layouts to ensure the text parser doesn't stumble. This is encouraged by career coaches and recruiters because it improves communication. Falsification, on the other hand, is lying, such as fabricating titles or employers, which background checks and reference calls are designed to uncover. The gray area includes aggressive optimization tactics like keyword stuffing or hiding text in white font, which some candidates argue relates to the job, but employers view as deceptive gaming the system, similar to packing website meta tags. While these tricks can sometimes temporarily raise a résumé's rank, modern Applicant Tracking Systems neutralize formatting and prioritize contextual experience over raw keyword frequency. Humans still decide who gets hired, and if tricks like invisible text or page long keyword dumps are exposed, trust evaporates instantly. The most effective strategy is to use AI strictly as an editor to condense and clarify your genuine experience, ensure your layout is simple and text first, and back up all claims with verifiable artifacts like portfolios or metrics. This durable strategy focuses on fairness and proof of skill, increasing the odds that the right people get seen and hired. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    17 分
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