Despite economic uncertainties, a new survey by GMAC reveals that employers anticipate effects from inflation and recession on hiring, yet maintain optimism regarding opportunities for business graduates
A recent survey by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) reveals a surge in employer confidence towards business schools (GMEs) and their ability to prepare graduates for success. This positive outlook spans consulting, finance, and technology sectors, translating to optimistic hiring projections for 2024.
Despite the rapid rise of AI, employers still value “human” skills – problem-solving and strategic thinking top the list, both now and in the future. Notably, only 26% see AI as a crucial skill for current graduates. However, AI’s importance is expected to rise significantly in five years.
Source: People Matters
