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> If the internships are paid, everyone is better off You're assuming that the cost of providing internships is essentially zero. When the likelihood of inter
by apotheon 17y ago
> If the internships are paid, everyone is better off
You're assuming that the cost of providing internships is essentially zero. When the likelihood of internships being offered at all (based on cost) is factored into things, your argument falls apart.
- anonjon 17y agoAnd are you assuming that the internships are being provided as a public service? That is laughable. Either the company gets a hire-able employee or they get a whole bunch of work done that no one else was going to do.