Careers that can’t be replaced by technology (or haven’t yet) are doing better, including computer science, accounting, nursing, and even teaching. Those in humanities, philosophy, anthropology, art history, and zoology were “least likely to find jobs appropriate tot heir education level.” Often that meant taking jobs traditionally filled by high school graduates.
I think that this actually makes those who have a bit of “hustle” in them more likely to get those jobs than those who do not. As it takes away the benefit of some built in advantages, it levels the playing field, because if you are going to go out and get yours, you’re going to get out and get yours. Still, not encouraging news though.