When the dream of working in a start-up turns to disillusion

For one out of four young people aged 18 to 24, the ideal company is a start-up.

This is revealed in the Jean-Jaurès Foundation's report on "

" produced at the end of 2021. Behind this attraction, the image of an agile, innovative, inspiring company.

But the reality does not always live up to expectations.

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Marjorie*, a young 30-something who works in marketing, had the bitter experience of working for a start-up specializing in...

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