As I understand it, an internship is supposed to be a mutually beneficial arrangement where the intern gets valuable experience and the employer gets cheap labo

As I understand it, an internship is supposed to be a mutually beneficial arrangement where the intern gets valuable experience and the employer gets cheap labor, and a chance to try a potential future employee. Maybe the intern had different expectations of what he/she was getting out of the deal. (I have a hard time thinking that a (not CS major) Harvard student objective is to become a "software developer")