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I don't often like to share things that are dumb but going viral because I figure everyone will see it anyway. But I want to scream this for the folks in the back: you do not have to work for free to find a great job. You should be extremely wary of anyone who asks you to. https://twitter.com/adam22/status/1014995171862122496 …
in *extremely rare* situations you may find a scenario where it makes sense to work for free. (I did, briefly, at a magazine in my home town because there were no jobs anywhere, and I didn't want to sit at home. Even United Way turned me down for a volunteer gig then.)
hello people in my mentions talking about how they worked for free and it paid off, or they admire the gumption of folks who do, can i direct you to any of the thousands of twitter threads explaining the point?
If you cannot or will not pay your interns, your job is by definition not that great.
Seriously. Haven’t we been over the idea that unpaid internships only benefit wealthy students who don’t need to be paid? And students who need to work in order to pay for tuition, food, rent, etc. can’t exactly afford to work for free?
I really hope this part of a larger sea change, making it socially unacceptable to offer unpaid internships. It needs to be, for so many reasons.
I keep seeing this tweet in my feed, and I still don't know who @adam22 is and why does he have 400K followers.
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