We're Writing a Guide for Startup Internships, Join In
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#2This is not meant to be a complete list yet. If I get some interest outside of NYC, I will expand it to other cities.
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#3When I was in college, and first looking for a job, an internship would have been great.
Good work on this!
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#4this is awesome. if you want to cross post any of those internships for free on the we are ny tech job board, just let me know. - http://wearenytech.com/jobs
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#5this is awesome. if you want to cross post any of those internships for free on the we are ny tech job board, just let me know. - http://wearenytech.com/jobs
That would be great. Let me know what you need from me.
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#6Just an FYI: SeatGeek's internships are unpaid.
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#7Just an FYI: SeatGeek's internships are unpaid.
Yes, but my interns get significant formal training, learn a ton, get college credit and have a great time: http://www.comm.lsa.umich.edu/blog/?p=2538 http://www.macalester.edu/news/features/maxschwartz.html
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#8Just an FYI: SeatGeek's internships are unpaid.
Don't see why this would be downvoted--it's good to know.
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#9Surprised to see so many non-technical internships for the fall. Does demand for tech interns lower during school semesters?
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#10Surprised to see so many non-technical internships for the fall. Does demand for tech interns lower during school semesters?
In our experience, it's much harder to find dev interns that can have a real impact in such a short period of time to make it worth the recruiting and training effort. Most students with dev talent don't have to "intern" but can actually work, even if it is remotely.