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by frobozz
5463 days ago
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The only reason they aren't comparable is because the intern is an intern. Not because the intern is a neophyte. My point (possibly not particularly well made) was not that you should take on inexperienced pretend employees, treat them like real employees for three months, then get rid of them; but that you should take on inexperienced real employees and treat them like real employees. Three months is a pretty normal probationary period for a real employee, so you can just as easily get rid of one if it doesn't work out; as you can an intern. |
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