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That sounds wrong in so many ways. Do you live in China or something where this is expected? I've worked at about 10 or so companies in 3 countries and it was
by FirmwareBurner 3y ago
That sounds wrong in so many ways. Do you live in China or something where this is expected?
I've worked at about 10 or so companies in 3 countries and it was never expected for the juniors to ever "bring documents from previous workplaces as knowledge and not tell about it".
Bringing your "experience" means only the experience and problem solving skills that are in your head as we're in the knowledge work business. Bringing documents to regurgitate just means IP theft, not knowledge work and is no guarantee to make you a productive employee, and no company would ever touch you for ever doing that.
- chii 3y ago> Bringing your "experience" means only the experience and problem solving skills that are in your head it's hard to differentiate experience with IP. For example, there might be a tricky problem (say, in manufacturing), and the solution is a trade secret. The "experience" from said employee is really just relaying that trade secret.