of course...I agree...that's what universities here pretend, to prepare people for their possible jobs (at least here)...but companies argue that they don't spend the same because during training workers are not being paid...and as I mentioned they are cheaper that a well prepared student...and they're saving more money during a month of training with a nonprepared worker than during a week with a well prepared worker...you see...they are not stupid.... [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by TIMBONI from Monday, April 13, 2009 11:47:11 PM)
TIMBONI wrote:
Not to insult anyone and their pursuit of education, but experience is extremely valuable. I have encountered many "book smart" people who couldn't common sense their way out of a wet paper bag. The job pays what the job pays. If I'm going to hire someone to do it, I want someone who can do it right and do it right away. If I have to train them, they are not qualified for the job.
