According to a report by Glassdoor, they released a report on the most popular jobs for US college graduates held in the first 5 years of their career. 

1. Sales Associate 
   
2. Research Assistant 
3. Teaching Assistant 
4. Internship 
5. Administrative Assitant 
6. Account Manager 
7. Social Media Manager 
8. Software Engineer 
9. Case Manager 
10. Data Analyst 
11. Engineer 
12. Marketing Coordinator 
13. Web Developer 
14. Financial Analyst 
15. Operations Manager 
16. Lab Technician 
17. Pharmacy Technician 
18. Substitute Teacher 
19. Customer Service Representative 
20. Tutor 

Hey Rufus,

You're right the pandemic has changed a lot of things. Fresh graduates have different priorities in comparison to pre-pandemic times.  With the 4th industrial revolution and web3 converging we do see a growing interest in IT, data sciences, engineering etc. Banking and finance is also another eye-catching industry for fresh graduates as it has stood strong during the pandemic. We also see a transition in sales and market that has picked up steam through online platforms. Digital marketing, e-commerce and entrepreneurship are now hot industries for young graduates. Healthcare and pharmacy have also seen an uptake in interest as well. Mental health (psychology/psychiatric) is also an important industry that has attracted more attention from the younger generation.

It has been identified tens of thousands of resumes of the fresh graduates look for jobs that are pretty much in demand in today's world. This specifically includes tech related jobs such as  IT assistant, software engineer, data analyst, web developer. Whereas the other catchy jobs include financial analyst,  marketing coordinator.