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But I remember him well when he was a bright young trainee director at the Orange Tree in south-west London.
Why should the salaries of executive directors be immune from the undercutting competition of a country such as India, which produces thousands of bright management trainees and accountants every year, all of them Anglophone and most of them keen to work abroad?
While all your suited and booted mates were swanning around the bright lights in their graduate trainee positions and earning pots of cash, you were scabbing about in jeans and T-shirt in the lab, wrestling with the darkest secrets of nature.
Can today's early career scientists and science trainees look forward to a bright and lucrative future?
Vincent Cassel is the new trainee -- handsome, completely unskilled, not too bright and just out of jail.
He drove roughly 120 miles north to Dalton, punched in at Norfolk Southern and donned his bright yellow safety vest and the orange hat that signified his trainee status.
Thanks to your HR department, he might not be the brightest spark or have the greatest background, but an eager trainee is the best person for the job.
When I finally realised that I needed a degree to become a journalist (no local paper wanted a 21-year-old trainee with scratchy A-levels, when they could have a bright 16- or 17-year-old instead), I was eligible for a grant.
Indeed, the University of Helsinki could easily pick the best and the brightest of the huge pool of applicants each year, and have all of their new trainee teachers with admirable grades.
