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Tbf it's not completely useless.
It can help to fill a gap.
I did a couple of short term "unpaid" work experiences when I was claiming job seekers. One of which I wasn't forced to do, I found it myself.
I still got some money, the employers were always nice enough to give me something for my time but I wasn't officially earning a proper wage and it was just for a couple of months.
Anyway, it prevents a gap on your CV. Gaps are always a turn off for employers.
If I never bothered with any job outside the field I am actually passionate about pursuing I'd have not earned much to this day. Sometimes needs must and work is work. Employers will appreciate someone with a good work ethic who's done what they needed to keep busy or pay the bills over someone just waiting for the perfect job to land in their lap.
Last edited by Marsh.; 15-03-2018 at 04:39 PM.
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