Going into an internship, one has these ridiculous ideas of what to expect. Either you’ll be thrown into the depths of hell by Miranda Priestly herself, or you’ll be warmly embraced and pretty soon you’ll be assigned an intern of your own who will fetch your morning joe.
In reality, neither is the case. You get a first hand look at whatever industry or company you are interning for while also being assigned the peasant work that none of the real employees want to do.
WORK SMARTER - LEARN, GROW AND BE INSPIRED.
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