The Future of Higher Education for Employers
Employers will be looking for more than just a degree. In fact, the skills you learn in higher education may not be as valuable as they once were. Employers are looking for workers who can adapt quickly and learn new skills—and this is something that will only become more important as technology advances rapidly.
Employers want employees who can work well in teams, because working alone doesn’t cut it anymore: “Crowding out” is a real problem with modern businesses (if everyone tries to do their own job at once, there’s no room for anyone else). They also want employees who are able to solve problems on their own or work with others toward an objective goal—this means having strong communication skills and knowing how to problem-solve effectively!.
