Why Stay in School Part 3
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An employer believes that high school dropouts may struggle to complete tasks for a job and work hard due to finding high school difficult and being scared of hard work. They also think that dropouts have not learned communication, integrity, teamwork, interpersonal, and work ethic skills needed to perform well that are taught in high school.
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