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Your Rant: What are transferable skills?
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Beyond a pocket protector…If two candidates are equal, who would the CFO hire?
• Personality or people skills, in 2009, 31% (in 2004, 1%)
• Software or technology knowledge, in 2009, 27% (in 2004, 33%)
• Industry specific experience, in 2009, 20% (in 2004, 41%)
• Certification or advanced degree, in 2009, 11% (in 2004, 15%)
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