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Content: 8. Many will respect your time management skills. Online students often balance their educationwith a full-time job, and many employers would view that as a positive, says Chris Vennitti, president of HireStrategy, a District of Columbia-based staffing firm. "The flexibilitythat it's offering – it's very appealing to an employer," he says, adding that strong time management illustrates a drive to further both an education and career. 9. They will be curious about your collaboration skills. Recruiters say if a job candidate earned his or her degree online, a potential employer would likely ask whether they had similar opportunities for teamwork and student interaction with other students they would have gotten on a campus. "That is a huge part of what we see employers look for today – is that ability to work within a team, to be a good team player, to collaborate," Mitchell says. 10. The online degree alone usually isn't the biggest concern.