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Will the 18-year-old and the 24-year-old be looked at differently at social security?
It is assumed that an 18-year-old has only a complete secondary, and a 24-year-old has a tower. Both without work experience, hard and soft, everything is similar. Beyond age and education
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Tower with all other huge plus. But on the other hand, a dude with a tower of 24 without work experience is clearly a lazy person and something is wrong with him
A diploma of higher education is, first of all, an indicator that you are not completely a moron, because it is very difficult to study for 4 years. If you don't have a higher education, you are most likely a moron.
This is how people will judge you initially. Meet by clothes.
If you choose which of the two to take to work, then of course the one that is 24 years old after high school is better. First, there is a high probability that he is not a moron. Secondly, he has much more experience and greater motivation to work. And at the age of 18, a person has hormones and dope in his head. If you compare yourself before the university and after, the difference will be very large.
Hello, when I got a job, I had 2 of them, they didn’t ask about education anywhere, because. I had a good portfolio, a couple of games and an application, other candidates in my position had nothing but a diploma. If I hire someone, I won't care what kind of education the person has, I'll only look at completed projects.
As for me, at the interview they will look at your adequacy, purpose and serious attitude to work, in the first place. Fuckers and papers everywhere. It still depends on the principles of the employer itself.
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