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This article is authored by Ashutosh Gupta, managing director, India and Asia Pacific, Coursera.
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Every two years for the last decade, the World Economic Forum has released a comprehensive, and oft cited report proffering insights into the changing nature of the jobs economy. The latest Future of ...
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ROTC-style program preps college students for Department of Defense civilian careers via internships and skills in a tough job market.
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