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Does the patronage system or the apprentice system still exist today?
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Does the patronage system or the apprentice system still exist today why?
Yes, both the patronage system and the apprentice system still exist today, albeit in different forms. The patronage system can be seen in political contexts where jobs or favors are given based on loyalty rather than merit. Meanwhile, the apprentice system persists in various trades and professions, allowing individuals to gain hands-on experience and mentorship while developing their skills. These systems continue to function because they facilitate networking and skill acquisition in complex environments.
Compared to today's civil service system early American bureaucracy was?
more reliant on the patronage system to select employees
What is the significance of apprentice?
An apprentice is a person who is trained for job. People are still doing apprentice type training today. The significance of it is they can get work.
Does the patronage system exist today?
Yes, the patronage system still exists today, albeit in more subtle forms compared to its historical roots. It can be observed in various sectors, including politics, business, and even creative industries, where personal connections and favoritism may influence hiring, promotions, and resource allocation. While many organizations strive for meritocracy and transparency, the reliance on networks and relationships often perpetuates patronage dynamics. Overall, its presence varies significantly across different cultures and institutions.
Apprentice person learning a job?
Yes an apprentice is a person learning a job from a master in that field. There are some jobs today that still have apprentice programs.
What are the release dates for Weekend Today - 2009 Celebrity Apprentice Premieres Tonight?
Weekend Today - 2009 Celebrity Apprentice Premieres Tonight was released on: USA: 19 February 2012
What is an apperentice in the middle ages?
An apprentice often started around 7 or 8 years old to train for a job in skills like a blacksmith, baker, glass making, as a cooper. Today there are people who still apprentice for jobs in plumbing and electrical work. You learn from a working person in that field. The contract for an apprentice was 7 years, but I am not sure if that still applies today.
What degrees do you need to have to becoma an ancient roman architect?
None, because there are no ancient Roman architects alive. In their own time there was no such thing as "degrees" as we have today. A man learned his business by working as an assistant or apprentice to an established builder.None, because there are no ancient Roman architects alive. In their own time there was no such thing as "degrees" as we have today. A man learned his business by working as an assistant or apprentice to an established builder.None, because there are no ancient Roman architects alive. In their own time there was no such thing as "degrees" as we have today. A man learned his business by working as an assistant or apprentice to an established builder.None, because there are no ancient Roman architects alive. In their own time there was no such thing as "degrees" as we have today. A man learned his business by working as an assistant or apprentice to an established builder.None, because there are no ancient Roman architects alive. In their own time there was no such thing as "degrees" as we have today. A man learned his business by working as an assistant or apprentice to an established builder.None, because there are no ancient Roman architects alive. In their own time there was no such thing as "degrees" as we have today. A man learned his business by working as an assistant or apprentice to an established builder.None, because there are no ancient Roman architects alive. In their own time there was no such thing as "degrees" as we have today. A man learned his business by working as an assistant or apprentice to an established builder.None, because there are no ancient Roman architects alive. In their own time there was no such thing as "degrees" as we have today. A man learned his business by working as an assistant or apprentice to an established builder.None, because there are no ancient Roman architects alive. In their own time there was no such thing as "degrees" as we have today. A man learned his business by working as an assistant or apprentice to an established builder.
What was a medieval student called?
A Medieval student in many industries was called an apprentice. Several industries today, still use this term. A plumber is usually called an apprentice while learning on the job and training.
Main purpose of patronage?
Patronage is the system of political, financial or social support that people give to each other. Usually - and since the time of ancient Rome - it means that a socially important person is supported in his position of power and he in return uses that power to provide his supporters where necessary with financial aid, jobs and other forms of help. The most common form today is to be found in a lot of political systems where (financial) supporters of a politician are rewarded with jobs. African countries almost all have extended patronage systems. But even in the US big financial supporters of a succesful presidential candidates for instance are often rewarded with ambassadorships. Although it may look like a form of graft to outsiders, patronage is often deeply embedded in a country's culture and their people see it as the fabric that holds their society together and as a form of social security.
Was there a class system in the 1600s?
Yes there was a class system in the 1600s and even today there is a class system, the government files you into a class for taxes today though.
