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Article is paywalled but on paper makes senseThat's not quite the same thing
People who brings driving instructor to driving tests are much more likely to pass
Is it millennials's turn to lap up articles about how bad the new generation isyep
I don't see why they can't have an interview where a young person has a parent in their corner. If it makes them more comfortable and focused then go ahead.
probably gonna make businesses think a lot harder about their bullshit
Lol you two can't be serious
Anyone who brings a parent to an interview will be immediately disqualified, they'll just choose from the large pool of applicants who are able to put their shoes on without falling to pieces.
Lol you two can't be seriousA place that won't hire anyone on the principle of them using whatever resources they have, is a place not worth working for
Anyone who brings a parent to an interview will be immediately disqualified, they'll just choose from the large pool of applicants who are able to put their shoes on without falling to pieces.
and the weak babies will dodge jobs that weren't worth working in the first place
Businesses need young people, that's why they're fighting to strip away child labor laws.seriously im baffled we have ppl falling for this shit
I'm all for anything that evens the odds for the little guy.
Oh so they'll instead find dream jobs that prefer employees needing a chaperone instead of a normal functioning adult? They'll pay great salaries and benefits to people who they can't depend on to get to work themselves, that's who employers will give these sweet perfect work/life balance positions too?
Some of you are way too chronically online if you believe shit like this for real
I hate interviews as much as the next guy but if you need a parent in the room to be a literal emotional support animal that seems like some serious failure to launch. Having them go with you to pump you up in the car and talk about it afterwards seems fine but them going in with you or answering questions on your behalf is absolutely wild.I agree with that part
I agree with that partThey're not going to sit in the corner at the job. If someone can't handle the stress of an interview how are they going to be able to handle a job without apron strings to hold onto? On the road to adulthood holding down a proper job is usually something that comes long after leaving the nest.
I don't get why them sitting in the corner is a problem.
They're not going to sit in the corner at the job.
If someone can't handle the stress of an interview how are they going to be able to handle a job without apron strings to hold onto?
On the road to adulthood holding down a proper job is usually something that comes long after leaving the nest.So?
For those that said they had a parent near them during a virtual interview, 71 percent said their parent was off camera, while 29 percent said their parent was visible on camera.
This story is a nothingburgerOh these are online interviews? Oh well then yeah no shit theyre gonna have their parents with them
As reported, 26% of applicants "bring their parent to their interview"
However, of that 26%:
So that means legitimately only 29%, of 26%, said their parents were actually even visible. That doesn't even say they took part, just that they were visible. 29% of 26%.
And that's 29%, of 26%, of VIRTUAL interviews
This story is nothing.
why are so many people falling for this propaganda
Why are so many of you falling for the generational divide propaganda? We all hated the absolute nonsense bullshit that would be written about us millennials so why are you lapping it up when it attacks zoomers or gen alpha?
I had a job coach with me when I got my CVS job. She didn't go into the interview though
A place that won't hire anyone on the principle of them using whatever resources they have, is a place not worth working for