by Burning Glass Technologies | Sep 17, 2020 | Research
There are many sacrifices involved with military service, but one of the less-appreciated ones is the toll it takes on the careers of military spouses. Seven in 10 military spouses report they had taken jobs that were “uninteresting, low paying, or below their skill...
by Scott Bittle | May 11, 2020 | Research
COVID-19 Open Data Initiative: Job Postings COVID-19 Home The Conference Board: Preparing for the Post-Pandemic Labor Market Aug 14, 2020 Burning Glass CEO, Matt Sigelman, joins The Conference Board to discuss the current state of the labor market and whether or not...
by Burning Glass Technologies | Jul 17, 2019 | Career Planning, In The News – Featured, Research
Enrollment Marketing E-Book: Using Career Outcomes to Improve Admissions Yield Enrollment marketing is the key to bringing in revenue and managing admissions yield in higher education. Yet many institutions overlook one of the most effective tools they have to ensure...
by Burning Glass Technologies | Oct 25, 2018 | Career Planning, Higher Education, Research
Students need to choose their college major carefully. If not, it could have lasting effects. The good news is that students can enhance their chances in the job market by adding additional skills to their major—even in majors that carry a high risk of...
by Burning Glass Technologies | May 30, 2018 | Research
Our report on underemployment uses a new data source—Burning Glass Technologies’ database of resumes, combined with our database of job postings. With a new technique naturally comes questions about its methodology. We thought we’d address some of the common questions...
by Burning Glass Technologies | May 23, 2018 | Higher Education, Research
A bad first job isn’t just a phase—it can be the start of a job market trap that keeps college graduates underemployed for a decade. One of the persistent themes about the economy since the Great Recession has been underemployment, where college graduates end up in...
