older and younger workers at computers Limited opportunities to gain experience during the pandemic, such as internships or part-time work, is a top concern among this year's grads.

The "COVID Generation's" last year of school looked very different from their first year, and the graduates of 2021 are entering a job market that with a lot of uncertainty. A survey by LaSalle Network, an employment agency based in Chicago and Nashville, examines how the students who will graduate in 2021 feel entering the market.

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