What is the point of requiring job experience if the person has all the required skills?
being able to solve math problems is different than applying that knowledge to real-life situations.
Maybe proof that you have the skills?
Better question, why do companies make such a big intercourse ing deal about job experience? It took me four or five tries to get my first job at Chick-Fil-A.
How can you expect me to GAIN job experience if you won't give me a job!?
I don't understand the process of wasting money for schooling for a specific job when they can just show you what you need to know themselves.
Quote from: Nayrman on June 28, 2009, 05:51:13 AM
How can you expect me to GAIN job experience if you won't give me a job!?
Exactly! ^_^
Quote from: バシャーモ-せんぱい on June 28, 2009, 07:27:06 AM
I don't understand the process of wasting money for schooling for a specific job when they can just show you what you need to know themselves.
Why should they waste time and money training people to do work for them when people will pay someone else to do it for them?
Quote from: Nayrman on June 28, 2009, 05:51:13 AM
Better question, why do companies make such a big intercourse ing deal about job experience? It took me four or five tries to get my first job at Chick-Fil-A.
How can you expect me to GAIN job experience if you won't give me a job!?
Hmmm.... you make a good point there.
I mean, if they want people with job experience only, eventually there won't be people with job experience left, then our economy will fail.
Simple.Quote from: バシャーモ-せんぱい on June 28, 2009, 07:27:06 AM
I don't understand the process of wasting money for schooling for a specific job when they can just show you what you need to know themselves.
You also make a point there. There are tech schools, which take part of the pain out of schooling.
I mean, I can see math skills for finances and poop, but some of it is unnecessary.
Quote from: Friendly Hostile on June 28, 2009, 04:01:05 PM
Why should they waste time and money training people to do work for them when people will pay someone else to do it for them?
If they personally train them, then they're usually more efficent at what they do, vs being sent to a school that teaches everything else under the sun which probably doesn't even apply to the job.
Job experience gives a reference. If you have the skills, but yell at customers unrelentlessly, you won't hold a job down. It's just confirmation.
You still haven't got a job, bad boy? I'm sure Walmart will hire anyone.
Quote from: Macbeth on June 28, 2009, 06:43:20 PM
Job experience gives a reference. If you have the skills, but yell at customers unrelentlessly, you won't hold a job down. It's just confirmation.
This, They want to know how you work with people. Skills are a big part of you getting the job but if you have bad people skills or other problems they count against you.