Becoming an Adult in Italy - What Age are Italians Considered Adults? How Hard is the Driving Test? Is Getting a Job at 18 Easy? Freelancer or Employer?
ITALIAN, FOR SURE | Conversations with Italians in Italy About Italian Culture · Catrin Skaperdas
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Show Notes
Sharing her journey between childhood and adulthood in Italy - full of cultural differences that shocked our American host - is Federica Mutti. Content Creator (47k+ YouTube), Published Author, and Co-Founder of MUNU Communications Agency.
From describing the university experience, to when Italians typically get a first job and why, to the difficulties of obtaining a drivers license, to pros and cons of employment types, and more, join host Catrin Skaperdas, guest Federica, and friend-of-the-podcast Kenneth Hurley as they have an entertaining and thorough chat about what it's like growing up in Italy, inclusive of:
- Why Federica didn't get her drivers license at the legal age in Italy
- When Federica got her first job and why her father wasn't happy about it
- An Italian's perspective on freelancing
- What the "holy grail" of employment contracts is and why the trust in this contract is declining
- How work-life balance is in Italy
- What age Italians are considered adults
- What a resident of Italy needs (by law) before they can freelance
- Federica's interesting and inspiring experiences between 18 until 27 years old
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For more information about Federica Mutti, check out https://www.federicamutti.com/.
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