Supongo que te refieres a la fuerte migración de personas de Latinoamerica o de otros países. En ese sentido, es importante la comunicación donde el ciudadano migrante está dispuesto a hacer lo correcto y quizás a veces no sea conocedor de la cultura local, pero mientras sean claros y coherentes en su mensaje, los migrantes sabrán que hay una razón de las exigencias mínimas de residencia, incluso durante las decisiones difíciles si no hay parientes o amistades. Sin embargo, esto es más fácil cuando el Gobierno y sus funcionarios tienen claridad en demostrar reglas de receptibilidad y requiere mucho de empatía con los migrantes correctamente documentados.
Freshers in the IT sector face several challenges during recruitment. Firstly, there is often a skills gap between what they learn in academia and the practical requirements of the industry. This gap makes it difficult for them to meet the expectations of employers. Secondly, they face stiff competition from experienced professionals who already possess a proven track record and hands-on skills. Thirdly, freshers often lack essential soft skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving, which are critical in a collaborative work environment. Additionally, they struggle with rigorous recruitment processes that include technical tests and coding challenges, which demand a high level of proficiency. Lastly, the transition from an academic setting to a professional environment can be overwhelming, leading to stress and difficulty in adapting to the fast-paced nature of the IT industry. Overcoming these challenges requires continuous skill development and a proactive approach to learning.