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Self-Reliant Gen Zers Take the Road Less Traveled

Gen Zers are constantly learning.   But not necessarily by earning the traditional college degree.  Through the pandemic years, college enrollments actually dropped 6.6%.  That’s 1,025,600 students!  Associate degrees fell by 6.2%.  But that doesn’t mean Gen Zs aren’t motivated to learn.  A recent study showed 56% of Gen Z teens prefer skills-based jobs in fields like STEM.  As tech-savvy digital …

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Desktop Clutter Driving You Mad?

If the government’s recent document debacle has taught us anything, properly handling and storing critical paperwork is essential!  If we are honest, some of us might feel a modicum of sympathy for these politicians, especially when we consider what our own document handling looks like:  stacked in-boxes, file drawers stuffed with old receipts and invoices, and piles and piles of …

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The Hidden Pool of Talent You Should Know About

Savvy hiring managers have long known that the best source of high-level, well-trained employees is employed referrals, not sifting for graduated individuals in the desired field.  For one, new graduates often don’t have real-world experience.  It’s one thing to learn about accounting from a textbook and another to put it immediately to use in a corporate environment interacting with new …

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Can Hiring Gen Z Help Ease a Return to the Office?

In last month’s Partnership Employment blog, Relocating Offices?  Mindful Choices to Support Employee Wellbeing, we focused on ways to get people, especially Baby Boomers and Millennials, excited about returning to the office.  Relocating or remodeling with employees’ physical and mental health in mind were options designed to tempt the remote-insistent folks to rejoin their colleagues for a more human-centered experience. …