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HzZdt8
No.320430
What is wrong with pajeets I swear to god why are they so selfish?
Is this a gujjew behavior?
>Only 36 per cent of companies conduct in-house enterprise-based training programmes. Thus, skills training in India is still largely government driven, with inadequate industry participation. In comparison, as much as 86 per cent of companies in Germany, 85 per cent in China, 52 per cent in the Russian Federation and 51 per cent in Brazil and Mexico train their workers themselves (NSDC 2020)
7tCpSE
No.320730
Bump.
uXZwk9
No.320749
>>320430(OP)
i dont get it?
are you saying most companies in pajeetland dont train fresherjeet like me?
Fucking how to apply for core jobs in pajeetland yaar naukri seems so bleak and dead,linkedin is suicidefuel should i directly apply to various companies?
hI0c8Z
No.320755
>>320430(OP)
Not sure what selfishness has to do with this
This i just the typical half assed jugaad bullshit in lundia
7tCpSE
No.320835
>>320749
Yes. Indian companies don't offer in-house training, not just for freshers for anyone. They just dump them into work and expect them to swim to the top.
>naukri
I got nothing after using it for 3 or so months. 2 people rejected me.
You have to pay for it to even text people if you don't "connect" with them. Some faggots have automated their job search process that if a job gets posted within 5 minutes there'll be 50+ applicants in some cases.
>direct apply
Maybe it's worth a try yaar. I haven't done it yet.
>indeed
I just started to use it.
It's also shit.
>>320755
How can they complain about the lack of skills in engineering graduates shamelessly when even Germany or China are actually training their workers?
7tCpSE
No.321203
Sectors such as IT/BPO imparted skill training in 29.8 percent of estimated establishments, followed by 22.6 percent financial services and 21.1 percent education sector’s establishments. Further, about 24.3 percent estimated establishments were found to be imparting ‘On-the-Job’ training, which is higher in IT/BPO sector (36.1 percent of establishments) and financial services sector (34.8 percent).
4vXvqv
No.321217
>>320430(OP)
true no company trains their worker in welding, machining and shit.
ITI is the way for retards
7tCpSE
No.321230
>>321217
>>321203
No, this isn't "vocational" training. This is training for the actual job that they are hired for. This means companies expect unicorns to jump down from the heavens while only offering the bare minimum necessary for it, an entry level salary. These faggots like Narayanamurthy have no right to argue that the graduates lack skills and are not employable.
