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> Actually - as it is often used - internship is only a way to pay less for the same (or sometimes more) not-fully-qualified job. are you speaking from experie
by leetcrew 9y ago
> Actually - as it is often used - internship is only a way to pay less for the same (or sometimes more) not-fully-qualified job.
are you speaking from experience here? i have had several internships, and at each one they let me fix a couple trivial bugs in production before giving me a toy project they have no intention of actually using. my peers have had very similar experiences. i would actually have loved to be given a full engineer's assignment.
- jaclaz 9y ago>are you speaking from experience here? No, not really personal experience, due to age I am way past any internship or apprenticeship possible offer, but I have (much younger than me) cousins and sons of friends that went into the stuff (a couple still are). Also, you are speaking about a very definite field (I presume software engineer or similar), while I was more broadly speaking, an internship at - say - a legal firm or - still say - an accounting firm or other "generic" office, where internships usually (not always) revolve around data entering, making photocopies and similar.
- leetcrew 9y agoah, i assumed we were talking about SWE type internships. i could certainly see interns doing entry-level work in other fields.