This is The Guardian.
Today, where have all the first jobs gone?
I thought, what if I've scaled businesses?
What if I scaled my philanthropy?
What if I did as much in one year as I've done in my whole life?
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Do you remember getting your first proper job?
Maybe it was after school or graduating university.
Chances are it felt like you'd taken your first step into proper adult life.
For a lot of young people in Britain today, that moment just isn't coming.
It just feels like the odds keep getting stacked against us,
against me, against my brother, against so many of my friends.
This is Hannah.
She's 24. I come from semi-low-income, state-educated.
I'm just an average person.
After years of hard work, she defied everyone's expectations
and managed to get a bursary to Oxford University from her small rural town.
She thought her future was secured.
I thought that was it.
That was my life made effectively.