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Whenever companies start hiring freely again, job-seekers with specialized skills and education will have plenty of good opportunities. Others will face a choice: Take a job with low pay or none at all.
Future hiring will mainly benefit the high-skilled - Yahoo! News
Whenever companies start hiring freely again, job-seekers with specialized skills and education will have plenty of good opportunities. Others will face a choice: Take a job with low pay or none at all.
its time to start enrolling in college people! and don't waste time on liberal arts or business BS....
WADR, education does not = skillFuture hiring will mainly benefit the high-skilled - Yahoo! News
its time to start enrolling in college people! and don't waste time on liberal arts or business BS....Whenever companies start hiring freely again, job-seekers with specialized skills and education will have plenty of good opportunities. Others will face a choice: Take a job with low pay or none at all.
I think most employers would prefer to train an applicant who has already learned to think and analyze problems the specific technical skills pertinent to an industry than to teach a new employee who has technical skills — and nothing more — how to think.Future hiring will mainly benefit the high-skilled - Yahoo! News
Whenever companies start hiring freely again, job-seekers with specialized skills and education will have plenty of good opportunities. Others will face a choice: Take a job with low pay or none at all.
its time to start enrolling in college people! and don't waste time on liberal arts or business BS....
WADR, education does not = skillFuture hiring will mainly benefit the high-skilled - Yahoo! News
its time to start enrolling in college people! and don't waste time on liberal arts or business BS....Whenever companies start hiring freely again, job-seekers with specialized skills and education will have plenty of good opportunities. Others will face a choice: Take a job with low pay or none at all.
Job creation will likely remain weak for months or even years. But once employers do step up hiring, some economists expect job openings to fall mainly into two categories of roughly equal numbers:
Professional fields with higher pay. Think lawyers, research scientists and software engineers.
Lower-skill and lower-paying jobs, like home health care aides and store clerks.
And those in between? Their outlook is bleaker. Economists foresee fewer moderately paid factory supervisors, postal workers and office administrators.
well, frankly every down turn we hear same. I heard it back in the late 70's heard it in the back end 90s', again in 02-5.....
old Jewish grandmothers cliche; "get a job inside"...
well, frankly every down turn we hear same. I heard it back in the late 70's heard it in the back end 90s', again in 02-5.....
old Jewish grandmothers cliche; "get a job inside"...
Are there ever any unemployed jews?
well, frankly every down turn we hear same. I heard it back in the late 70's heard it in the back end 90s', again in 02-5.....
old Jewish grandmothers cliche; "get a job inside"...
Are there ever any unemployed jews?
I knew one once, he was 8....
I think most employers would prefer to train an applicant who has already learned to think and analyze problems the specific technical skills pertinent to an industry than to teach a new employee who has technical skills and nothing more how to think.Future hiring will mainly benefit the high-skilled - Yahoo! News
its time to start enrolling in college people! and don't waste time on liberal arts or business BS....Whenever companies start hiring freely again, job-seekers with specialized skills and education will have plenty of good opportunities. Others will face a choice: Take a job with low pay or none at all.
With that said, it will certainly be easier to get a good job, with a job specific education but I suspect over the long run the liberal arts education would be more beneficial, particularly if it was coupled with job specific education. Of course who can afford two degrees. With the cost of college today most people can't afford a single degree.
The Value of Liberal Arts Education
I think most employers would prefer to train an applicant who has already learned to think and analyze problems the specific technical skills pertinent to an industry than to teach a new employee who has technical skills and nothing more how to think.Future hiring will mainly benefit the high-skilled - Yahoo! News
its time to start enrolling in college people! and don't waste time on liberal arts or business BS....
With that said, it will certainly be easier to get a good job, with a job specific education but I suspect over the long run the liberal arts education would be more beneficial, particularly if it was coupled with job specific education. Of course who can afford two degrees. With the cost of college today most people can't afford a single degree.
The Value of Liberal Arts Education
I think most employers would prefer to train an applicant who has already learned to think and analyze problems the specific technical skills pertinent to an industry than to teach a new employee who has technical skills and nothing more how to think.
With that said, it will certainly be easier to get a good job, with a job specific education but I suspect over the long run the liberal arts education would be more beneficial, particularly if it was coupled with job specific education. Of course who can afford two degrees. With the cost of college today most people can't afford a single degree.
The Value of Liberal Arts Education
We can laugh, but there are tens of thousands of poor kids out there that believe they'll actually be employable after they get their degrees in "Women's Studies," or "Black History" or "Underwater Basket Weaving."
We can laugh, but there are tens of thousands of poor kids out there that believe they'll actually be employable after they get their degrees in "Women's Studies," or "Black History" or "Underwater Basket Weaving."
Funniest thing about it is they are starting to sue the colleges.
College Grad Can't Find Job, Wants $$$ Back | NBC New York
How many suits like this do you think it will take before colleges stop offering Liberal Arts?
I think the day of only having a high school education and getting a decent job are pretty much over. You are going to have to have a beneficial degree to be able to land that "super" job in the future. I also suspect that if you are one of the people who have multiple exposed tattoos, piercings, and those goofy things in your ear lobes, it's going to be a hard row to hoe to find any kind of a decent job.
HIGHLY SKILLED>>>SKILLED>>>>Educated
We can laugh, but there are tens of thousands of poor kids out there that believe they'll actually be employable after they get their degrees in "Women's Studies," or "Black History" or "Underwater Basket Weaving."
Funniest thing about it is they are starting to sue the colleges.
College Grad Can't Find Job, Wants $$$ Back | NBC New York
How many suits like this do you think it will take before colleges stop offering Liberal Arts?
Yeah, this is the second article like this I've run across: And the common denominator is you gotta dig to find simple information, e.g. What was the SUBJECT of the degree the student of "information technology" received. The article never really says. I guess we're to assume that it has something to do with business? information? technology? Who knows?.....but it SOUNDS good, doesn't it?
I think this directly adresses the OP when we speak of:
HIGHLY SKILLED>>>SKILLED>>>>Educated
As the sought after employees of the future.
