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America Failing To Prepare Gen Z To Enter the Workforce Due To 'Glaring' Gap in Tech Skills

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More than a third of Gen Zers feel their school education didn't prepare them with the digital skills they need to propel their career. A majority (56%) of this generation added that they had very basic to no digital skills education. As many as 1 in 5 young workers feel judged for having tech issues.

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America is failing to prepare Gen Z for work: tech skills gap

Gen Z feels their digital "skills gap" is keeping them behind at work, and it could be why they’re experiencing so much tech shame.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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America Failing To Prepare Gen Z To Enter the Workforce Due To 'Glaring' Gap in Tech Skills

Computer classes for Gen Z aren't cutting it anymore. From a report: More than a third (37%) of Gen Zers feel their school education didn't prepare them with the digital skills they need to propel their career, according to Dell Technologies' international survey of more than 15,000 adults ages 18 t...

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