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Of course, what kind of question is this. "Is accepting an internship at one of the most successful companies in the world a good idea?" Damn. At least consid
by jerojero 5y ago
Of course, what kind of question is this.
"Is accepting an internship at one of the most successful companies in the world a good idea?"
Damn. At least consider the ethical implications of working for such a company to add some actual dilemma to the situation, the way you put it just makes it seem so disconnected from reality.
- throwaway192384 5y agoI didn't mean for it to come across like that -- judging by the response I'm definitely just naive, but it does seem weird to work for a company that you don't have hope in.
- pavlov 5y agoWe don’t live in 1980 Japan — joining a company after college isn’t a lifetime commitment. I spent three years at FB following an acquisition. I probably wouldn’t go back, but it was very interesting to see how they manage such an enormous software monolith. The experience will look great on your résumé. For perspective, consider that somebody in 1994 was asking the same thing about Apple, and somebody in 2004 felt this way about Microsoft.