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Hey, achompas, Good advice. I've already done this with one company, but I will be more proactive about this in the future. After all, as you say, what's to lo
by adbge 15y ago
Hey, achompas,
Good advice. I've already done this with one company, but I will be more proactive about this in the future. After all, as you say, what's to lose?
Now the only rub is finding interesting companies! Especially when the smaller ones, who tend to be more flexible, I'm likely to have never heard of.
- achompas 15y agoI'd suggest looking for companies funded by Chicago-based incubators (there are a few, right?) or working from co-working spaces. Go through that list one by one and check each company out. The above has an extra perk: companies who meet the above criteria are probably smaller/newer, and thus more willing to take interns on.