Here's the latest in a never-ending series of university rankings. This one is polling the opinions of corporate recruiters, so it's more about getting hired after graduation. I don't know that there's any real surprises on the list. I'd like to see their definition of "soft skills" and "digital literacy"
"And, for the first time, employers rank soft skills and digital literacy as the most important attributes in a new graduate, with academic excellence sliding down the table in a post-Covid world."
M.I.T. Named World’s Best University By Graduate Recruiters (forbes.com)
"And, for the first time, employers rank soft skills and digital literacy as the most important attributes in a new graduate, with academic excellence sliding down the table in a post-Covid world."
M.I.T. Named World’s Best University By Graduate Recruiters (forbes.com)
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