Rappi Co-Founder's Controversial Unpaid Job Offer Sparks Debate
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Andrés Bilbao, co-founder of Rappi, faced backlash after posting an unpaid internship offer on LinkedIn. The job posting sought an audiovisual content creator, highlighting learning opportunities but not mentioning payment. Critics argued that such offers normalize labor precarity. Minister of Labor Antonio Sanguino rejected the proposal, warning against disguising labor exploitation as entrepreneurship. Bilbao later clarified that the offer was meant to be paid, attributing the confusion to communication errors.
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