Mohit Chandra of KPMG, in an open letter to India's graduating classes brilliantly sums up the issues the corporate world faces with young graduates seeking employment.
Educational institutions would do well to address the gaps and help create employment-ready graduates who:
1> Speak and write English fluently
2> Are good at problem solving, thinking outside the box, seeking new ways of doing things
3> Ask questions, engage deeply and question hierarchy
4> Take responsibility for their career and for their learning and invest in new skills
5> Are professional and ethical
Read the entire letter here.
Educational institutions would do well to address the gaps and help create employment-ready graduates who:
1> Speak and write English fluently
2> Are good at problem solving, thinking outside the box, seeking new ways of doing things
3> Ask questions, engage deeply and question hierarchy
4> Take responsibility for their career and for their learning and invest in new skills
5> Are professional and ethical
Read the entire letter here.
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