KPMG is offering extra training to Gen Z recruits that lack skills like working in a team or giving a presentation
KPMG is the latest company to notice that its Gen Z recruits are struggling to pick up basic communication skills in the workplace after studying virtually during the pandemic,Bosses at the accounting and consulting firm noticed that junior staff lacked the confidence to exercise basic skills like teamwork and project management, sources told The Telegraph.
It's also offering extra classes on"soft skills" like giving presentations in person and how to collaborate in a team.and launched their own extra coaching programs for younger hires.
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