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If programs like this actually worked, they might be OK. And by "worked", I mean that clients generally graduated with enough experience and references to get w
by mirimir 8y ago
If programs like this actually worked, they might be OK. And by "worked", I mean that clients generally graduated with enough experience and references to get well-paying jobs.
But it seems that they don't work. And that they're just a bullshit cover for slavery.
- drewmol 8y agoWhile it says only 8% graduate, I'd wager that a majority or large minority of the patients (ugh) who are subject to and participate in this 80-hour-unpaid-work-week-as-a-rehab program are smart, capable and marketable enought to leverage their fully-employed appearance/status to find actual, paid employment long before 18 months. 6300 hours is a lot of free labor to invest for a mid 90's Oldsmobile.
- mirimir 8y agoOne hopes. But what's the success rate for internships?