Richard J. Hazler, Lowell David Latto
Abstract
A survey of employers demonstrated that positive attitudes and basic skills developed in high school were more important for recently graduated new employees than was training in specific skills.
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A survey of employers demonstrated that positive attitudes and basic skills developed in high school were more important for recently graduated new employees than was training in specific skills.
Key concepts: Psychology, Medical education, Pedagogy, Social psychology, Applied psychology, Medicine