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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 29 Oct 2013

    80% of college students say they're "very" prepared to start to work; just 54% of hiring managers agree.http://on.wsj.com/18yrAp1 

    10:30 AM - 29 Oct 2013
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      2. Latticework Wlth Mng‏ @latticeworkwlth 29 Oct 2013
        Replying to @WSJ

        @WSJ 54% is way too high in my opinion. I would put the number around 10% for those that could add value after 6 months.

        1 reply 1 retweet 2 likes
      3. matt donegan‏ @mattdonegan 29 Oct 2013
        Replying to @latticeworkwlth

        @latticeworkwlth @WSJ that is an extremely close minded and archaic view point of college students' skill sets.

        1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
      4. Latticework Wlth Mng‏ @latticeworkwlth 29 Oct 2013
        Replying to @mattdonegan

        @mattdonegan @WSJ I am in the midst of trying to hire college graduates now. That is my actual experience. Where are you finding success?

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      5. matt donegan‏ @mattdonegan 29 Oct 2013
        Replying to @latticeworkwlth

        @latticeworkwlth @WSJ people don't like to look at their own managerial/hiring skills and instead assume all college students are unprepared

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      6. Latticework Wlth Mng‏ @latticeworkwlth 29 Oct 2013
        Replying to @mattdonegan

        @mattdonegan @WSJ Not all. I said 90%. Fortune 100 firm pool of talent available is markedly different than most firms.

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      1. James R. Jadotte‏ @JamesJadotte 29 Oct 2013
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        😳 “@WSJ: 80% of college students say they're "very" prepared to start to work; just 54% of hiring managers agree. http://on.wsj.com/18yrAp1 ”

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      1. Yaroslav Imshenetsky‏ @SlavaNetsky 29 Oct 2013
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        "@WSJ: 80% of college students say they're "very" prepared to start to work; just 54% of hiring managers agree. http://on.wsj.com/18yrAp1 "

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      1. Jeff Mould‏ @jeffmould 29 Oct 2013
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        @ositg you are exactly right!

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      1. Michelle P. Higgins‏ @RetirementMPH 29 Oct 2013
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        agree @WSJ: 80% of college students say they're "very" prepared to start to work; just 54% of hiring managers agree. http://on.wsj.com/18yrAp1 

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      1. Larry Rowe‏ @oldtimer1968 29 Oct 2013
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        @WSJ @katiecouric What difference does it make they are only going hire 20% at best?

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      1. desicon‏ @desicon3 29 Oct 2013
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        @WSJ College students who support O'care are not fit for jobs. It demonstrate lack of logical reasoning and self preservation skills

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      1. Bill Gaul CFA‏ @GaulBill 29 Oct 2013
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        RT @WSJ: 80% of college students say they're "very" prepared to start to work; just 54% of hiring managers agree. http://on.wsj.com/18yrAp1 

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      1. Gib Gibson‏ @gibgibson 29 Oct 2013
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        @WSJ @mattadair narcissisim epidemic

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      1. ג 'יימס גרסיה (Jaime)‏ @JaimeManh 29 Oct 2013
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        @WSJ wow thats sad. Then it means the education system is not doing its job

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      1. Nick Briseno‏ @Nick_Briseno 29 Oct 2013
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        @WSJ As a college student, I believe that no matter what, managers and other people will not respect college graduates. At first that is.

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      1. David Quattrone‏ @dquattrone 29 Oct 2013
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        @WSJ 54% seems way too high.

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      1. matt donegan‏ @mattdonegan 29 Oct 2013
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        @WSJ this is ridiculous. No responders think college students are simply prepared to work? What a joke.

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