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In this case, given the choice, i'd just have opted to do a few more interviews rather than investing a week in a work trial. I was burning through my savings d
by andrewingram 5y ago
In this case, given the choice, i'd just have opted to do a few more interviews rather than investing a week in a work trial. I was burning through my savings due to being unemployed for ages, so exchanging a week of my time for a charitable donation wasn't really on the cards -- i've no doubt they would have done that if i'd asked.
Not to mention that I now consider mandatory work trials to be an unethical practice. The stress of an interview, but stretched to last an entire week. A week where you feel you can't make any mistakes. I'll never do another one, it's not worth it.
- quickthrower2 5y agoSorry I misunderstood or misread. For a weeks work you definitely want to be paid! I’d view a week trial as a knee jerk “skip this opportunity” signal.