ingmax
Guest
Good evening,
for your experience, what are the documents and certificates required for your first job?
for your experience, what are the documents and certificates required for your first job?
PierArg
Guest
Hi.
your question is "short" because the employer should have told you:wink:
in general ask:
- identity card
- Tax code
- the degree certificate (adex applies self-certification)
- family status (to calculate the deductions you have)
- iban (most important:tongue
- some companies also certificate of hanging loads (also here is now worth self-certification)
good start and you have so many professional satisfactions.
your question is "short" because the employer should have told you:wink:
in general ask:
- identity card
- Tax code
- the degree certificate (adex applies self-certification)
- family status (to calculate the deductions you have)
- iban (most important:tongue
- some companies also certificate of hanging loads (also here is now worth self-certification)
good start and you have so many professional satisfactions.
rinato
Guest
hi pierarg, what do you mean by hanging loads?
Enigma
Guest
rinato
Guest
so I had understood correctly.
strange that it is subjective and self-certificable. . . .
Greetings, reborn.
strange that it is subjective and self-certificable. . . .
Greetings, reborn.
marcof
Guest
self-certification of hanging loads can only be presented at public administration offices.
PierArg
Guest
That's exactly what marcof says. For example, in the company I had to carry the certificate issued by the proxy.
is mainly required by companies that deal with sensitive data.
is mainly required by companies that deal with sensitive data.
ingmax
Guest
No, guys, I've already fired. I found better, the place was terrible. colleagues and unpleasant leaders.
However, I was told that companies like unicredit also ask for the certificate issued by the university secretariat, perhaps because it is a big company, or is it wrong? Didn't you ask? (p.s. now perhaps I am hired in ubis (of unicredit)).
However, I was told that companies like unicredit also ask for the certificate issued by the university secretariat, perhaps because it is a big company, or is it wrong? Didn't you ask? (p.s. now perhaps I am hired in ubis (of unicredit)).
PierArg
Guest
It's normal they ask.
if I do not issue the parchment has no legal value. what is valid is the certificate issued by the secretariat.
if I do not issue the parchment has no legal value. what is valid is the certificate issued by the secretariat.
ingmax
Guest
a self-certification not?
My friends didn't ask for anything... They could not even be graduates for what the company knows.
PierArg
Guest
as I told you depends on the type of company and the type of activity it carries out.
In general, self-certification applies in the case of relations with private companies which have public services (posts, public transport companies, etc.)
private companies are not obliged to accept your certification and generally ask directly the original certificate.
This is because, for individuals, it is more difficult to verify the veracity of your data.
If a company doesn't ask you anything, they will be done.
In the company where I work there was a guy who went off for engineer and didn't even have the third grade.
From then on, all new hires also ask for hanging loads, if they are vaccinated, zodiac sign and ascendant :smile:.
In general, self-certification applies in the case of relations with private companies which have public services (posts, public transport companies, etc.)
private companies are not obliged to accept your certification and generally ask directly the original certificate.
This is because, for individuals, it is more difficult to verify the veracity of your data.
If a company doesn't ask you anything, they will be done.
In the company where I work there was a guy who went off for engineer and didn't even have the third grade.
From then on, all new hires also ask for hanging loads, if they are vaccinated, zodiac sign and ascendant :smile:.
ingmax
Guest
I learned that the degree certificate serves companies to obtain tax relief from the state, in the case of internships and apprenticeship. confirmed?
In this case it makes sense, the state offers the benefits only to those who hire graduates.
PierArg
Guest
is confirmed by direct experience.
Tequila
Guest
He had a good courage here to spread out engineer, reminds me of that guy from the forum who shaped knives for mushrooms working in ferrari:wink:
ingmax
Guest
yesterday my friend told me that to be hired (was desperate) he was 110l on the cv, while instead he was out with 95. made the certificate in stamp, with a lot of graduation vote (which was optional among other things...). and now he works.
tartufon80
Guest
Hello, everyone!
: eek:: eek:: eek:
I think I wouldn't succeed, but it's probably subjective!
and with this, of course, I'm not condemning anyone....
ingmax
Guest
Is it normal that I wasn't asked for family status?
PierArg
Guest
No, it's among the documents to be submitted.
often serves to define irpef deductions (put that you are married to dependent wife and have children).
often serves to define irpef deductions (put that you are married to dependent wife and have children).
ingmax
Guest
I assure you I wasn't asked. and the company is very serious, it is not a company.
PierArg
Guest
you will see that they will ask you then