Thank You President Trump. MAGA
However, once hired, many will discover that they are at the bottom of the corporate totem pole, and are expected to work on all the undesirable tasks and projects.
“Welcome to reality, kid!”
...still provided they developed some salable skillset while they were in school.
How long will it take these companies to figure out that a liberal arts degree from virtually any college, but for a conservative few, isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on.
CBS doesn’t mention Trump at all.
Nothing about Trump, but I’m surprised they didn’t thank Odungho.
The 2009 Stimulus is finally delivering those shovel-ready jobs.
“he most sought-after degrees or majors, business topped the rankings “
Beginning with such a ludicrous and historically faulty statement trashes this whole article.
Sorry, it’s so full of shiite, it a two-flusher.
STEM is what the market is asking for, and has been for quite some time now.
The economy is FOR THE FIRST TIME since the start of the Great Recession, experiencing a tru uptick. They say the Great Recession started in 2008. I can tell you the job market got bad in 2007....companies knew what was coming and stopped hiring. Now 11 years later thanks to the policies of President Trump, we are finally seeing things noticeably improve.
A decade? What happened a decade ago that ruined the job market? That would be right around the time Obama was inaugurated so let me think of something around then that could have left us in a 9 year slump. Hmmmm, can’t think of anything.
Global warming. Oops, wrong thread.
Winning!
The business graduates of the Maritime College in Maine have only one major International Business and Logistics, with emphasis on logistics, transportation, and supply chain management are starting at $50,000 but they also have a required COOP for three to four months between their junior and senior years. The faculty continually poll employers on what they are looking for. Our students are even being hired as project managers for engineering companies.
Great news...
For a person like me we are in the best job market I can ever remember.