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Do you have any documentation or links on this? I am in no way doubting you, but this is such a common occurrence I hear about that I'd like to have a few link
by mattzito 12y ago
Do you have any documentation or links on this?
I am in no way doubting you, but this is such a common occurrence I hear about that I'd like to have a few links in my pocket to give people who either a) think this is a good idea, or b) have to experience this.
The other angle is understanding at which point an interview turns into an illegal full-day interview with actual work.
- ne0n 12y agoThe point where an interview becomes illegal is when you do actual work. In an interview, they should run through mock scenarios to gauge if it will be a good fit. You do actual work after they hire you. Companies pay for training employees for a reason. Here's a flowchart for if you internship is illegal. http://www.moneysideoflife.com/illegal-internship-flowchart/ http://www.moneysideoflife.com/illegal-internship-flowchart/ It's pretty much exactly the same in this scenario. Included in there, is a link to the Labor Department's regulations on the subject.