Skills over degrees
Briefly

The Fast Company Impact Council highlights a transformative shift in the labor market toward skills-based hiring, especially with the launch of the Skills-First Workforce Initiative. This initiative, backed by major employers and complemented by California's Master Plan for Career Education, encourages candidates to apply for jobs based on relevant skills rather than formal education credentials. As many states adopt similar policies, the pressure on workers and organizations increases to prioritize continuous upskilling, positioning skills as essential in the modern job landscape and driving innovation and diversity in hiring.
The Skills-First Workforce Initiative encourages candidates to apply based on skills rather than degrees, marking a significant shift in hiring practices.
With multiple states advancing skill-based hiring policies, we see an urgent need for continuous upskilling and a focus on talent over formal education.
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