JobPaths Measures Success by Training Engagement Rather Than Job Placements
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Jack Fanus, CEO of JobPaths, explains to Nathan Latka why his workforce platform prioritizes user training and enablement metrics over tracking direct job placement rates.
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“We are gauging our success rate mainly by the number of users that are taking our training classes or building resumes.”
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