105年 - 臺灣土地銀行 105 年度五職等至八職等新進人員-英文#56736

 著名的經濟學家 Jeffrey D. Sachs 認為英國脫歐公投是一次三重示威：依次是反對移民 湧入、倫敦金融城和歐盟機構，它將會產生重大的後續影響。英國脫歐是一次分水嶺事件， 表明對一種新型態全球化的需求。究其核心，英國脫歐反映了高所得世界的一個普遍現象： 對打擊移民的支持日益興盛。在歐洲和美國，大約一半人口認為移民已經失控，成為公共秩 序和文化規範的一大威脅。

    Every year, approximately 5,300 colleges and universities in the U.S. busily churn out thousands of graduates. And American higher education remains a sought-after commodity worldwide, as evidenced by the million-plus international students flocking to the U.S. to study. Given the apparent abundance of available talent, why do many industry leaders and other employers continue to complain about a “skills gap,” asserting that they can’t find qualified candidates to fill positions? And why, according to the Economic Policy Institute, are more than 7% of U.S. college graduates unemployed and nearly 15% under-employed? The question is: whether or not today’s higher education institutions were developing graduates with the skills employers need. On the other hand, a more fundamental issue worth pondering: is it higher education’s mission to prepare people for the skills they need in an up-to-date fashion for the current job market? What makes the conspicuous disconnect between academia and the workplace reality?