Employers Are Begging Colleges to Help Zoomers Learn How to Talk
Business Insider
Employers are struggling with recent graduates' lack of workplace readiness, particularly in communication and office norms, prompting calls for colleges to better prepare Gen Z for the workforce. Many companies find new hires unsatisfactory, with some preferring AI or leaving positions vacant rather than hiring inexperienced graduates. Experts argue that colleges and employers must collaborate to teach essential soft skills and practical workplace knowledge, moving beyond traditional academic training to focus on what matters most in the modern workplace.
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