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For Gen Z workers wary of college debt, Walmart offers a road to six figures without a degree
Walmart is betting that, for Gen Z, the road to a six-figure salary may run through its stores—not a college campus.
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Walmart is betting that, for Gen Z, the road to a six-figure salary may run through its stores—not a college campus. The massive retailer is building paid, debt-free pathways that train frontline associates and place them in higher-paid jobs as truck drivers, skilled technicians, and licensed opticians.
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