American?s Career Optimism Soars Despite Pandemic
1 in 3 Americans say their careers have been taken off course as a result of COVID-19's turbulent impact on the U.S. job market, according to the Career Optimism Index ? Study. Despite this, 78% of Americans remain optimistic when it comes to their career outlook. Chief Academic Officer and Provost for University of Phoenix, John Woods, Ph.D., shares key findings from the study and insight on current workforce trends.
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