The video taps into a widespread concern about job prospects for recent graduates, particularly in the current economic climate. By presenting data in a visually engaging format and prompting audience interaction, it encourages shares and comments.
Summary
A LinkedIn report indicates a decline in hiring rates for entry-level jobs related to college majors between 2019 and 2026. The video prompts viewers to share their job advice in the comments.
Structure
1LinkedIn data on declining hiring rates
2Focus on popular majors
3Question for 2026 graduates
4Call for job advice in comments
Product placement
LinkedIn (platform): acts - it is the source of the data and the platform where jobs are listed. Removing it would change the context of the data presented. Forbes (publisher): appears - it is a logo at the end of the video. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.
Call to action
Let us know in the comments below and drop your job advice tips!
On-screen text
LINKEDIN FOUND THAT
Hiring rates declined
FOR ALL OF
THE MOST POPULAR MAJORS
LISTED ON THEIR
PLATFORM.
WERE YOU A
2026 COLLEGE GRADUATE
A JOB WITH
OR WITHOUT THESE MAJORS?
IN THE COMMENTS
BELOW AND DROP
YOUR JOB ADVICE TIPS!
Original caption
LinkedIn reports that from 2019 to 2026 hiring of new college graduates for entry-level jobs related to their college majors declined for all 15 of the most common college degrees. #greenscreen #college #jobs #ai #TikTokTaughtMe
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Transcript
LinkedIn found that hiring rates declined for all of the most popular majors listed on their platform. Were you a 2026 college graduate, able to find a job or without these majors? Let us know in the comments below and drop your job advice tips!