More than half, or 63 percent, of bachelor's degree holders are settling for a job selling T-shirts, cell phones, coffee, or fixing store displays, a new survey out today finds.
“The shaky economy has forced many (Millennials) into a world of underemployment,” says Katie Bardaro, lead economist for Seattle-based PayScale, Inc., a provider of on-demand compensation data and software. PayScale worked on the survey with Millennial Branding, a Boston-based Gen Y research and management consulting company.
To read the original article: The harsh retail reality for Millennials
