HR Managers Say New College Graduates Lack Work Ethic
New survey of human resources professionals finds that they believe young professionals lack discipline, but are prepared for future business market.
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New survey of human resources professionals finds that they believe young professionals lack discipline, but are prepared for future business market.
A Siena College student is getting national attention for inventing a device to help train dogs and it could end up on Wal-Mart shelves.
Derric Studamire, co-founder of the Infinity Club Investment Group (ICIG), shares tips for job-seeking and career planning success for students.
As a student at the prominent Henry W. Grady High School in Atlanta, Thabiti Stephens had some friends who came to class in fancy cars while for others, school lunch was the day’s only real meal. That wealth inequality bothered Stephens at a young age and stuck with him once he entered Morehouse College, where he is currently majoring inbusiness marketing. “I knew that I wanted to start a company that focused on giving back.†Today, the college junior is the CEO of Steps by Stephens L.L.C. (stepsbystephens.com), an affordable shoe company that produces unisex leather and canvas shoes. “We design, manufacture, and retail our shoes—the whole nine yards. We oversee every step,†Stephens says.
There is a growing belief in higher education that if colleges don’t figure out how to measure the quality and value of their product, lawmakers will do it for them.