Daniela Gabric's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
The purpose of this study is to determine whether there is a significant difference between employers and students on their perceptions of the importance of skills and traits critical for securing entry-level employment in operations management. Another major concern in this study is whether employers value general skills more than technical abilit...
Citations
... Also, many new software engineering graduates face difficulty in transitioning from the educational environment to the work environment due to lack of certain skills. As many studies [9] [18] have indicated, the difficulties students face after graduation are mostly attributed to lack of certain skills that employers see as essential for hiring new graduates. ...