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Thanks for the sympathy, I don't blame Lyft. They always seem to try and do right by the employees (at least compared to their major competitor). But the financ

Thanks for the sympathy, I don't blame Lyft. They always seem to try and do right by the employees (at least compared to their major competitor). But the financial hit is hard. And if they are squeezing the intern program like this, it really worries me about the future of the company (esp. full time and new grad roles).

mattm 6y ago
The future for the company looked worrisome even before this. Like another commenter said internships are "terrible productivity/$". Companies look at it as an investment to be able to hire later on. If there's low chance of hiring later on then having interns doesn't make much sense anymore.