I'd also like to add that internships are all about learning the corporate world, right? Well, way back when, as someone who likes to do a good job, but quickl

I'd also like to add that internships are all about learning the corporate world, right? Well, way back when, as someone who likes to do a good job, but quickly (Personally, I just don't like a backlog of work,) as a bright-eyed intern, I learned very quickly not to ever 'be nice' to anyone not on your team. It was 'just another internship-learning-experience,' but it sure opened my eyes to the two Iron Laws of corporations: (1) If it breaks, and you touched it last, it's entirely your fault. (2) [This was an extremely hard lesson to learn as a 'naturally helpful' kind of person:] If you help someone with something, it's your responsibility. Forever. Needless to say, I learned quickly. I learned that corporations are more or less perversions of regular society where everyone tries to punt work off to whoever else seems most suitable or exploitable.