10 Things Employers Want You to Learn in College: The Know-How You Need to Succeed

by Bill Coplin

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"A straightforward guide that teaches students how to acquire marketable job skills and real-world know-how before they graduate"--

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Have you ever wondered what skills potential employers really want to see? Hint: They don’t necessarily involve chemistry problem sets or French conjugation drills. Coplin discusses ten essential qualities that you can, and must, learn in college, both in and out of your courses. These qualities include work ethic, physical performance, speaking, writing, teamwork, influencing people, research, number crunching, critical thinking, and problem solving. Do you think you have these skills? Great! Not so much? That’s all right—read this book to improve.

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Bill Coplin, Ph.D., has been the director and professor of public affairs at Syracuse University

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Nonfiction, Business, General Nonfiction
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378.013Society, Government, and CultureEducationHigher education (Tertiary education)Definition of college and university; Aim
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LC1037.5 .C68EducationSpecial aspects of educationSpecial aspects of educationTypes of educationCareer education
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