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Companies Want Avid Lifelong Learners

Companies Want Avid Lifelong Learners

The skills gap is often defined as the difference between the skills future workers have and the skills employers seek in new hires. But the skills gap also exists for the already employed workers and can keep growing unless they keep their skills up to date.

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