Students Worldwide Feel Underprepared for Competitive Job Market
New research from Qualtrics shows that despite having higher levels of education than previous generations, only 36% of young people feel very or extremely prepared by their education for the job market. This research was conducted in support of the OECD Forum Engagement Group on the Future of Work. Qualtrics surveyed around 5,000 young people between the ages of 19 and 24, living across six different OECD countries: Australia, Canada, Japan, France, the United Kingdom and the United States, in the fall of 2022.
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Chief Industry Advisor for Government, Qualtrics
As the Chief Industry Advisor for Government at Qualtrics, Dr. Sydney Heimbrock works at the nexus of customer experience, human capital and process improvement to drive organizational transformation. She led international labor market policy transformation initiatives for the US Department of Labor’s International Labor Affairs Bureau, published original research on job training policies, and served as a senior executive in the US Office of Personnel Management. Prior to joining Qualtrics, she helped Deloitte build human-centered design capabilities into its offerings for governments. She holds degrees from London School of Economics, Stanford University, Syracuse University and Miami University.
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