Unpaid internships
Posted by Tim Gruber | Filed under career, internship
Luckily I’ve never done an unpaid internship and most people I know go out of there way to avoid such endeavors, but either way I found this post to make for a light-hearted read.
I hope all the interns out there are having a good summer.
When all is said and done, the internship process serves the white community in many ways. First, it helps to train the next generation of freelance writers, museum curators, and director’s assistants. But more importantly, internships teach white children how to complain about being poor.
If all goes according to plan, an internship will end with an offer of a job that pays $24,000 per year and will consist entirely of the same tasks they were recently doing for free.
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One Response to “Unpaid internships”
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g Says:
July 24th, 2008 at 11:37 amFunnier ‘n hell …
