New Work Foundation founder Clara Shih spoke with The Atlantic's Nicholas Thompson about AI changing white-collar jobs and young workers navigating the AI economy
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Our Founder Clara Shih spoke with The Atlantic’s Nicholas Thompson about how AI could radically change white-collar jobs — and how young workers can navigate the complex…
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New Work Foundation
Equipping young Americans with the tools, skills, and community to navigate an AI-reshaped economy
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- 11–50 employees
About New Work Foundation
New Work Foundation is an AI-native startup addressing the Gen Z unemployment crisis, founded by Clara Shih, Nick Mehta, Andrew Yang, and industry veterans from Google, Meta, Nvidia, and Salesforce. Today, one in two recent U.S. graduates are unemployed or underemployed in jobs that don’t require their degree. Through its dearCC content platform and AI tools, New Work Foundation equips young workers with the tools, skills, and community to navigate an AI-reshaped economy. Everything we build is free and live at dearcc.org: • A personalized game plan, built from your profile and the role you are going after • A crew of five peers, with a mentor who has done the job • Content shorts with the people who are hiring New Work is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 42-1999114). For press inquiries, please contact media@newworkfoundation.com.
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