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I think at most top of line places, internships are viewed as a two way interview. Firms get to see how the intern performs over 8-12 weeks, and the intern gets
by asurne 5y ago
I think at most top of line places, internships are viewed as a two way interview. Firms get to see how the intern performs over 8-12 weeks, and the intern gets to see company culture/fit for 8-12 weeks. The work the intern is doing isn't the goal of the internship.
- jollybean 5y agoI understand that, but $45K is a huge amount of money to spend on that, and especially for so many. I worked at a blue chip we hired a lot of interns and we put them to work, man they ran a lot of things. That said, it was hit or miss.