Some of the results are presented as quotes, such as:
“Learn technical skills, don’t accumulate titles or pieces of paper in school.” - Oklahoma City, OKWhile others are numbers: 86% of respondents said that the most important characteristic to consider was "internships and transferable skills/ experience to specific position."
Perhaps most interesting to me was the last page as a giant table of skills as evaluated by potential employers. The top two, by a distance, were written communication and public speaking. No surprise. But number three is Mapping (e.g., GIS) which is also no surprise, but a point worth emphasizing to students who still have a few classes left.
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