The ‘Gen Y Can’t I Get a Job’ infographic by the Adescco blog looks at why in America there are so many capable, yet jobless, graduates.
According to Adecco’s survey, this year alone 1.5 million students will graduate looking to start full-time employment in their fields. Sadly, 65% of workplace directors don’t think university grads are ready for full-time employment. Adecco uses a blue, orange and green color schema, large bubbly fonts, educational facts and helpful images to alert jobless graduates with plenty of valuable tips to help them find and secure full-time employment in their field.
With tips on what to do during an interview—prepping and maintaining eye contact—and what to avoid—showing off tattoos and dressing inappropriately—Adecco hopes the ‘Gen Y Can’t I Get a Job’ will help to greatly reduce the number of 53% of jobless graduates.
Jobless Graduates Infographics
The Infograph ‘Gen Y Can’t I Get a Job?’ Asks Why
Trend Themes
1. Jobless Graduates - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in career counseling and job placement services tailored specifically for recent graduates.
2. Full-time Employment - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in bridging the gap between university education and workplace expectations to better prepare graduates for full-time employment.
3. Interview Preparation - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in developing personalized interview preparation tools and resources for job seekers to improve their chances of securing full-time employment.
Industry Implications
1. Career Counseling - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in career counseling services to help jobless graduates navigate the job market and find suitable employment.
2. Job Placement - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in job placement agencies that specialize in connecting recent graduates with entry-level positions in their fields.
3. Professional Development - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in professional development programs and services aimed at equipping graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge for full-time employment.