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How did u get to this conclusion?

• darkwater 1y ago
  You wrote > A certificate confirming he did learn the job What would that certificate be?
  • pjmlp 1y ago
    In Germany that would be a recomendation letter, pretty much valuable by most HR departments, and not showing up with one isn't really recommended, a shitty one is better than none at all.
    • zwnow 1y ago
      Yea apprenticeship certification is what I have (Germany). It's a lot different from other countries apprenticeships and shows ppl "Hey that dude worked this job for 3 years". College degree should also work as you usually gather some job experience during university. What i not meant were specific certificates like the Cisco ones. Even a letter of recommendation from a previous employer would count for me.
    • darkwater 1y ago
      Aren't those the dreaded recommendation letters where "good" means "bad", "very good" means "average" and "extraordinarily good" means "good" ?