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Coverage of Burning Glass in the media
The Monitor: Congratulations graduates; there’s still much to learn
"A study by Burning Glass Technologies and the Strada Institute for the Future of Work indicates that while more than 78% of recent graduates find work, about 43% are underemployed — either working part time or outside of their field of study. Many of them wind up in...
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The Colorado Sun: A cybersecurity worker shortage in Colorado has the industry tapping veterans to fill the gap
"'...Colorado’s supply of cybersecurity workers is lower than the nation’s, according to CyberSeek, a site with tools to help companies and potential workers better understand the shortage. For each cybersecurity job opening in Colorado, there are 1.8 workers employed...
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BusinessTech: These are the skills you should be adding to your CV
"Increased technology usage in the workplace means there’s more data than ever to collect, track and analyze. That’s why data analysis is such a huge growth area, says Matt Sigelman, the CEO of Burning Glass Technologies, in Time: “Mainstream American companies have...
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Rochester Business Journal: Rochester’s workforce is getting grayer
"In the Rochester metro area, 23.1 percent of the workforce is considered “aging,” or 55 or older, compared with 21.4 percent nationally, according to Burning Glass Technologies, an analytics software company that studies labor force trends. That means of 388...
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Forbes: Why business leaders need to invest in their employees’ education
""A report last year by software analytics company Burning Glass Technologies in conjunction with the Business-Education Forum went further, identifying 14 "new foundational skills" split between human skills, digital building block skills and business enabler skills....
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ABC 7 WJLA: Free college tuition: Where do the 2020 candidates stand?
"The demand for a college degree has also raised concerns that four years of free higher education could devalue a college degree, leading employers to require higher levels of degrees. According to a study by Burning Glass Technologies, a Boston-based employment...
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