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The Hidden Crisis in Campus Recruitment: Why Recruiters Can’t Find the Right Talent

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The Hidden Crisis in Campus Recruitment: Why Recruiters Can’t Find the Right Talent Peter Drucker once said, “The aim of marketing is to make selling superfluous.” I’d argue the same applies to recruitment: good hiring aims to make managing superfluous. When you hire the right talent, productivity naturally follows. Yet across boardrooms and HR departments, …

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Unlocking the Future of Hiring: How RFC is Revolutionizing the Skill-Based Economy

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The traditional approach to hiring and building a career is broken. Degrees alone no longer guarantee employability, and students often struggle to land their first job despite their hard-earned qualifications. It’s time for a Skill-Based Economy, where capabilities trump credentials, and skill-first systems are the secret sauce for closing the placement gap. For Collaborators (course …

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From Campus to Career: How Skill-First Systems Are Solving the Placement Gap

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Picture this: you’ve just thrown your cap in the air, taken a million photos for Instagram, and are ready to launch your post-graduation career. You finally get to leave the land of endless group projects and cafeteria food behind and head into the professional world. Then, you look at your inbox. Maybe you should’ve listened …

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What If Hiring Started with Skills, Not Just a Name on a Degree?

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Imagine this: You’re at a job interview. You’ve rehearsed every bullet point on your resume, your LinkedIn headline screams “motivated self-starter,” and you’ve even worn that shirt your mom said makes you look “like someone who pays taxes.” And then the recruiter asks, “So… what can you actually do?” Uh-oh. Welcome to the grand illusion …

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