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Old 20-03-2010, 23:44   #46
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Re: british jobs for british workers.

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Originally Posted by Flyboy View Post
Which brings us to my alternate point; how do you expect them get the experience, if they are not employed by those companies who would give them the experience?
You really are not making any sense.
Escapee was bemoaning graduates for thinking they're overskilled for their jobs because they've got degrees.
Bizarrely you brought in their education in the 90's, ignoring the 20somethings which Escapee was talking about.
I asked you when you thought these 30somethings graduated given that they are still being refered to as graduates (which to most people means they're in their first job after uni).
Now you're asking how I expect them to get experience if they're not employed by companies where they can get the experience.
Well, as Escapee said, they are employed, he works with them, and the graduates are the ones who don't think they need the experience.
So what exactly are you talking about?
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