Over the past decade, and even more so in our current economic state, more areas of life have become increasingly digitized. That evolution has certainly
According to the National Girls Collaborative Project, although women make up half of the total college-educated workforce in the U.S., they only comprise 29 percent
The marketing SVP I was sitting next to leaned close and whispered “what’s stem?” He seemed a little hesitant to admit that he didn’t know what
The world of education and business are at a precipice in relation to what we need to keep our economy chugging along without slowing down
In education, a gap remains between what students are learning, and what business and industry need their employees to know and be able to do.
The world of education and business are at a precipice in relation to what we need to keep our economy chugging along without slowing down
Thanks to the pace of innovation, STEM skills—science, technology, engineering, and math—are in increasingly high demand. It’s not a news flash that there’s a lack
“This is my fight song…” I am pounding out my run in the rain listening to Rachel Platt’s new song. Hmmm…I start to eye roll
I played Patrick the recruiter in our customer conference general session skit. It was less than 15 lines and shouldn’t have been a problem. But
As technology moves rapidly forward, the employment landscape will continue to change. This means campus recruiting in 2020 and beyond will look much different than
Employers have been banging on about engineering — the shortage of engineers and lack of young people, particularly girls, studying STEM (science, technology, engineering and
It’s no surprise that one of the biggest challenges hiring managers face is finding well-rounded candidates with strong skill sets. Over recent years, multiple studies
Although unemployment in the U.S. has been steadily decreasing, taking a closer look at the numbers uncovers a scary gap: of the 9.5 million unemployed,
Do you think the gender pay gap is a thing of the past? This infographic tells a much different story…
