- Gen Zers often struggle with job applications, feeling ignored by hiring managers.
- Employers are cautious due to Gen Z's perceived entitlement and high demands.
- Jobseekers should do their research and maintain professional appearances, a top recruiter advised.
Gen Zers are looking for jobs. But a senior recruiter said they may be making mistakes early on that set them back.
Emily Levine, executive vice president of Career Group Companies, told Business Insider a lot of Zoomers who are filling in applications feel like they're sending them "into the abyss."