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I'm not sure that's radically different from many other places. In Spain you have the common practice "enchufes" (plugged-in - somebody put in place by connecti
by guiriduro 8y ago
I'm not sure that's radically different from many other places. In Spain you have the common practice "enchufes" (plugged-in - somebody put in place by connections rather than ability), Italy too.
Even supposedly enlightened Anglo-saxon economies have their old boys networks (especially board rooms), and everywhere they exhort the idea that networking is the way to get ahead (over say, education and objective blind interview procedures).
- pfortuny 8y agoFrom my Greek friend's stories, I gather it is order of magnitudes larger there than in my home country (Spain). Yes, the custom exists but where you know that in Spain it happens "frequently", in Greece it seems to happen "always".
- rospaya 8y ago> In Spain you have the common practice "enchufes" (plugged-in - somebody put in place by connections rather than ability), Italy too. Uhljeb in Croatian.