The Faculty Digest

Which metrics really dertermine a successful event?   Prior to the advent of social media, people heavily relied on word of mouth to determine the success or failure of events. Positive feedback from trusted individuals would often sway decisions to participate in similar events or engage particular event organizers. Conversely, negative comments from questionable sources led to a careful consideration of multiple perspectives before forming opinions about venues, organizers, or other stakeholders. Providing a positive client experience was and still is crucial for long-term success.  Thanks to the rise of social media and technological advancements, we now have access to a multitude of sources to gather information and feedback, allowing us to gain valuable insights into potential projects and engagements. This article aims to assist both event organizers and stakeholders of any event by shedding light on important metrics that can be used to evaluate event success and t...

Introduction Higher Education is a cultural and scientific resource that fosters personal growth and drives economic, technological, and social progress. It facilitates the sharing of knowledge, research, and innovation, and prepares students with the skills needed to adapt to dynamic job markets. For students facing vulnerability, it serves as a pathway to economic stability and secure future. However, in recent years, industry and academic experts have observed a concerning skills gap in the workplace (SHRM,2019). Many positions remain unfilled despite extended vacancy announcements, or they are filled with poorly matched candidates. This is in sharp contrast to the traditional expectation of positions being quickly filled by incoming college and university graduates who were educated for such roles. What is Skills Gap? The skills gap refers to the difference between the skills needed for a job and the skills that the workforce actually has. It can show up as job positions that are ...