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Full disclosure, I'm looking for an intern in Madrid starting ASAP. So if you are interested don't hesitate to contact me :) (details on my profile) we work wit
by edu 14y ago
Full disclosure, I'm looking for an intern in Madrid starting ASAP. So if you are interested don't hesitate to contact me :) (details on my profile) we work with Ruby, we are agile and we will mentor you :)
I'll say... do an internship but be careful where and with who. Working in a small startup for a handful of months will show you how a company works inside-out, and probably will allow you to do networking with interesting people. Go where you can get a good mentor.
Of course, if you intern in a big-corp just to be a code-monkey it might not be that fruitful (even though you might still learn about 'real life programming' or big architecture).
- scott_w 14y agoI'd like to add that it doesn't have to be a start-up at all, it could be any small company. Where I'm working, I started as a (paid) intern, doing some research and just seemed to stick around. I would occasionally sit in on meetings and training just to see how the other parts of the business worked.
- yosoyzenitram 14y ago+1, a part-time internship doesn't mean you can't keep working on your side projects! And there are a lot of cool offers and places where you can learn a lot on Madrid (I myself started last week at Vizzuality), yet too many uninterested students that end up selling their souls to Indra/Everis/Accenture :(