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Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
THey'll probably ask but they'll prohibit you from putting them on your resume...

What place does that?

ie they will fire you😛


Internship applicants are a dime a dozen😛


but how will they prohibit you from putting them on your resume?
 
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
THey'll probably ask but they'll prohibit you from putting them on your resume...

What place does that?

ie they will fire you😛


Internship applicants are a dime a dozen😛


but how will they prohibit you from putting them on your resume?


I was eluding to the fact that they would fire you....and perhaps wouldn't give you a good reference...I was jsut messing around.


<---was jsut agreeing with the crowd in his own way letting the OP know that it is normal for the pay on internships to suck


<---interned @ 15/hr in the past😎
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
THey'll probably ask but they'll prohibit you from putting them on your resume...

What place does that?

ie they will fire you😛


Internship applicants are a dime a dozen😛


but how will they prohibit you from putting them on your resume?


I was eluding to the fact that they would fire you....and perhaps wouldn't give you a good reference...I was jsut messing around.


<---was jsut agreeing with the crowd in his own way letting the OP know that it is normal for the pay on internships to suck


<---interned @ 15/hr in the past😎


ok....my brain is dead now. I have just spent 5 hours writing my research paper on renewable energy.
 
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
THey'll probably ask but they'll prohibit you from putting them on your resume...

What place does that?

ie they will fire you😛


Internship applicants are a dime a dozen😛


but how will they prohibit you from putting them on your resume?


I was eluding to the fact that they would fire you....and perhaps wouldn't give you a good reference...I was jsut messing around.


<---was jsut agreeing with the crowd in his own way letting the OP know that it is normal for the pay on internships to suck


<---interned @ 15/hr in the past😎


ok....my brain is dead now. I have just spent 5 hours writing my research paper on renewable energy.



ouch..
 
Originally posted by: joshsquall
So, I've been working as an intern for a company for about a month now. I'm getting paid $13 an hour, which is a lot better than what I'd make anywhere else.

However, I just found out they're charging $120 an hour for my services. Being an intern, they pay no benefits, holidays, or anything else for me. I think that's pretty crazy, and that I'm being underpaid for the work I'm doing. They are very happy with my work, and will be offering me a job after I graduate in December.

My question is, should I ask for a raise? They are making $107 an hour off of me being there.. that's $4280 a week or over $200k a year. If so, what would a more appropriate wage be?

Update
Well, I didn't even have to ask. They called me in today and gave me a raise. Awesome.

Billing you out liek that is normal, but I can not believe they are charging $107! That's insane especially considering your experience. I'm surprisedtheir customers let them do this as they should have to disclose your work history while justifying bill rates. I'd imagine $70 would be a fair price though.
 
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