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Private Industry prefers skills over theory

March 25, 2018 NCH Leave a Comment

WSJ story validates my thoughts that four year college degree is outdated for the needs of the 21st century work-place. Private industry prefers skills according to non college grad Roy Edwards full-time employed probably with NO college student loan debt encouraged by an employer who invests in human talent with skills that will expand the company and PROSPERITY! I wish more employers were like SEL and ATT
Colleges are spending excessive energy on theory and book learning over skills then college grads in particular liberal arts go into the workforce lacking the hard skills to secure a decent full-time paying job.

 

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