Home office interview?
Is it appropriate to ask about home office options during a job interview or is that a bad idea?
This is an interview for an apprenticeship.
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When it comes to training, it’s better not! As an apprentice, you should learn – and therefore want to learn. In practice, this also means that people in this profession share their practical experience with you. And this is definitely one of the things that clearly go better in presence than in the home office.
With the desire for work from home, you would give the impression that you have no too much interest in learning. And that would be the opposite of a good impression in an interview for training…
Later, when it comes to specific jobs, this is a completely legitimate, sensible question, unless there is something in the job advertisement anyway.
It’s very important to the industry. If you are a butcher or a nursing professional, you will leave home office. This is quite possible in administrative professions or in large modern enterprises.
Whether you equip an azuubine or an azuubine with devices and then let them work from home – whatever – is more difficult to imagine.
I would exclude this at least for underage trainees.
I’m not a minor and would be a managing tool on the computer.
We provide no home office for trainees. It would also make no sense to learn only in the company (IT system house) practice and also to drive to the customer with a technician and get everything shown.
This has been shown in the years 2021-22 that it was possible online only very difficult / limited.
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This, of course, does not count for one in training!
YES is absolutely appropriate – I usually do 2 times HO a week – and would not take a new place without presumably.
I find that absolutely legitimate.
Are you an apprentice?
o No for God’s will
! I saw it!
I just added it!
It’s about training.
During the training, Home Office is more unusual, how to train you?
my friend has the opportunity to make home office occasionally. He’s in the third year of teaching.
In addition, it may be that the colleagues are also in the home office, and if you are in the office, that is also stupid.
Alone in the office as an apprentice is also unusual.
Your friend is in the 3rd year of teaching, so you assume he can do a lot.
Well, in an education, I’d find it weird if someone asked me about it at the interview.
I’d think about self-examination right away.