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What are employers looking for in new hires?
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Ronald Harris

What are employers looking for in new hires?

Soft skills. Employers valued skills like communication and adaptability high on their lists.

Reecy ArestyCollege Admissions/Financial Aid Expert & AuthorPayless For College, Inc.

What are employers looking for in new hires?

Here’s a short list:

A burning desire to succeed Always being on time and following all the rules Honesty, a willingness to help others Not watching the clock & willing to go that extra mile Always willing to work overtime or willing to cut a lunch short Someone who knows what they want and are willing to do whatever it takes to get it Creativity, willing to relocate And much more…

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