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It's not as bad as it sounds. It's targeted toward students that are tech-savvy. You get a free trip to an international destination that you otherwise most lik
by Roritharr 14y ago
It's not as bad as it sounds. It's targeted toward students that are tech-savvy. You get a free trip to an international destination that you otherwise most likely wouldn't have a chance to travel to with people that share your passion.
It can be a lot of fun if you know what you're signing up for.
- chris_wot 14y agoI'd love to know what labour and Visa laws they violated if they were forced to work in a stand. It's very clear that they were going to report on the products, not work for Samsung for absolutely nothing!
- andreasvc 14y agoYes, work can be a lot of fun if you know what you're signing up for. But let's call a spade a spade.
- raverbashing 14y agoyou know what you're signing up for This should be EXPLICIT from the beginning "It's targeted toward students that are tech-savvy" Newsflash Samsung, Bloggers != 'tech-savvy students'. It may overlap, but don't count on it
- hatcravat 14y agoIf it's anything like this woman's experience (http://int13.net/france/blog/i-won-a-contest-to-go-to-the-london-olympic-games/ http://int13.net/france/blog/i-won-a-contest-to-go-to-the-lo...), I don't think they would have had much fun. Especially if they knew what they were signing up for.
- Roritharr 14y agoI know her and have talked over FB to her personally. Her experience was terrible and can only be attributed to the pressure Samsung was putting on their PR people. Being one of the main sponsors of the olympics is expensive, so they were most likely throwing a lot of pressure around and people weren't able to think things through... too bad.