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"However, much of this does not align with the knowledge necessary to work in their future jobs." This is not a problem. If they're not smart enough to realiz
by redleggedfrog 8y ago
"However, much of this does not align with the knowledge necessary to work in their future jobs."
This is not a problem. If they're not smart enough to realize they are deficient in necessary skills for future personal prosperity then I probably don't want to hire them for my company anyway. And if for some reason I do, then they better damned well learn how to type in a hurry. It's not the most difficult skill.
Do you know where the real problem is with the damned smart phones and not knowing how to type and do your job? Managers. We've got a world full of people supposed to be managing and instead they're spending their time texting unintelligible and incomplete crap to their employees while they gallivant around.
WTF happened to actually working?!