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Thank you for your feedback! Yes, for most industries intern positions are considered "entry-level". Most internships require that an individual is a current st

Thank you for your feedback! Yes, for most industries intern positions are considered "entry-level". Most internships require that an individual is a current student, graduate, bootcamp, or have less than 3 years of experience.

wyclif 7y ago
That's a serious problem though. A lot of people looking for entry level developer jobs aren't kids in college. We need something that filters out all the internship stuff. I'm not against internships per se, but I can't afford to work for no pay.
- docoleman36 7y ago
  Yes, I understand. Categories/filtering is still in beta and should be released in a few weeks.
- onion2k 7y ago
  Internships at good companies do pay. Not all internships are unpaid. When my company was considering our internships (aka apprenticeships here in the UK) I told the CEO I'd leave if they were unpaid, because I didn't want to mentor people who were worrying about money instead of concentrating on learning how to become a good developer.
- chrisseaton 7y ago
  > I can't afford to work for no pay I’ve never seen a CS internship that wasn’t paid. Many pay upper five figures.