PierArg
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Obviously the trainee has the means (alias study path) that allows him to arrive where others can not!I think you keep not picking up the point.
It is obvious that before being productive one must form, and that the training period will be poorly paid, in the face of the "trainer" commitment that will teach us the job.
In this case, instead, we ask for a "tirocinante" to do something that they cannot do. So who's training this trainee? No one, so I'm poor trainee, besides taking a little money, will also have to train on its own and then pass the skills acquired to its trainers, but please... .
and if an intern has the square p@lles below it also has the opportunity to demonstrate that the degree did not take it with the points (as previously said in this discussion) but engaging.
I see a big opportunity....in fact, if the trainee proves to be able to do it, be quiet that it could become a key element of that company as it possesses skills and skills that no one else has.
and then see how from the most underpaid becomes the most paid.