Whenever I've dealt with government agencies I feel like everything has been dumbed down to the lowest level possible. It's depressing but unfortunately necessary.
I don't know how many people need to learn how to fill out a resume, look for a job, or conduct an interview, but I suspect there are many if the agency feels it must provide that training.
What chance does someone have getting a job using computer technology if they learned basic skills at the unemployment office?
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Date: 2010-03-17 05:17 pm (UTC)I don't know how many people need to learn how to fill out a resume, look for a job, or conduct an interview, but I suspect there are many if the agency feels it must provide that training.
What chance does someone have getting a job using computer technology if they learned basic skills at the unemployment office?
None.