Credentialism Is Bad for Both Workers and Business

credentialism

Credentialism Is Bad for Both Workers and Business This chapter examines the changing relationship between higher education, credential competition, and the graduate labor market, along

credentialism

credentialise Writers on higher education frequently assume that American undergraduate and graduate students enroll mainly to obtain credentials, and care little about

In the field of sociology, credentialism refers to the practice of placing excessive importance on formal qualifications and credentials

credentialise belief in or reliance on academic or other formal qualifications as the best measure of a person's intelligence or ability to do a particular

Rather, the charge against credential requirements is that they are simultaneously too restrictive and too lax They are too restrictive in