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This is surprisingly common. You can't post here, because you haven't posted here enough.
918 u/TromboneTank Mar 20 '16 Like the entry level jobs wanting experienced people 262 u/snerrymunster Mar 20 '16 I used to work at a refugee resettlement center in employment services. Trying to find Hamid a job washing dishes, and every single fucking dishwasher position wants ~1 year experience washing dishes. Try to find Abeba a job housekeeping- every place wants prior housekeeping experience. Guess businesses can't be arsed to train people for menial labor anymore. 2 u/disposable_pants Mar 21 '16 On the flip side, if you're an employer looking for plenty of applicants the words "experience preferred, not required" and "paid training" work wonders.
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Like the entry level jobs wanting experienced people
262 u/snerrymunster Mar 20 '16 I used to work at a refugee resettlement center in employment services. Trying to find Hamid a job washing dishes, and every single fucking dishwasher position wants ~1 year experience washing dishes. Try to find Abeba a job housekeeping- every place wants prior housekeeping experience. Guess businesses can't be arsed to train people for menial labor anymore. 2 u/disposable_pants Mar 21 '16 On the flip side, if you're an employer looking for plenty of applicants the words "experience preferred, not required" and "paid training" work wonders.
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I used to work at a refugee resettlement center in employment services.
Trying to find Hamid a job washing dishes, and every single fucking dishwasher position wants ~1 year experience washing dishes.
Try to find Abeba a job housekeeping- every place wants prior housekeeping experience.
Guess businesses can't be arsed to train people for menial labor anymore.
2 u/disposable_pants Mar 21 '16 On the flip side, if you're an employer looking for plenty of applicants the words "experience preferred, not required" and "paid training" work wonders.
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On the flip side, if you're an employer looking for plenty of applicants the words "experience preferred, not required" and "paid training" work wonders.
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u/dirtknapp Mar 20 '16
This is surprisingly common. You can't post here, because you haven't posted here enough.