#unpaid internships
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algebrasupplements · 18 days ago
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where danny is the official unpaid intern of the infinite realms
everyone (including myself) is wrong i have decided that danny is NOT the ghost king he’s actually just the unpaid intern of everyone in the infinite realms.
It would be so funny just like:
Clockwork: Danny, there is something I need you to do for me.
Danny, exasperated but still polite (in the typical Midwest manner): Yes, Clockwork?
Clockwork: gives him some bogus task that involves something like jumping into a time stream and retrieving someone (cough cough batman?? cough cough dpxdc crossover?? sorry guys i live for dpxdc content)
Danny, eyes twitching: And what do I get out of this?
Clockwork, with a smug look on his face: I’ll pay you in experience. This will look very good on your resume when you eventually apply to jobs.
Danny, beginning a Grade One crash out: And… while applying to a very human job, I can put that I assisted the physical incarnation of Time on my very human resume and… get the job? Is that what you delude yourself into thinking? Are you broke? Is that why you won’t fucking pay me?
Clockwork, shrugging: I mean, you can always not accept the experience that I’m offering you, it’s just that the timeline will collapse and it’ll be all your fault. Your choice!
Danny:
Danny: fine.
The next week…
Clockwork: Danny, I need a favor.
Danny: No fucking shot.
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internettythings · 8 months ago
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wrongydkjquotes · 2 years ago
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Cookie and Binjpipe as monogram and Doof respectively
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henry-hank · 2 years ago
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Living Roots Farm,
My month of June was consumed by you. A period of highs and lows, commitments and reevaluations. I expected strange and I try to go in with few expectations. I wanted structure and in a sense I got that. But so much else was falsely advertised. You were not an arts space, intentional community, healing arts center, or even a farm school. Was I naïve to believe such claims from skimming a website and a single conversation with a man. A man whose business depends on the free labor of well meaning 20 somethings. I love farming. I love the satisfaction of growing one’s own food, getting my hands in the dirt. Feeling the stings and aches of hard work. That’s what I wanted to return to. But that’s not what I felt here. I saw a place built on conflicting principles. Values of intentional community and social change clashing with a corporate structure. I felt the confusion of my fellow apprentices who all in their own way wanted to leave, felt duped, exploited, frustrated. The division of labor was far from equitable. One man’s ego, under the guise of experience, trumping anyone else’s input. The support this community of apprentices and workers had for each other was astounding. I wanted to be a part of that. Who wouldn’t? I was so ready to commit. I said goodbye to the comfort of my transient home life. I was ready to commit to long distance with my partner. Ready to make the hard choice. But in two weeks I realized I didn’t want to. Not a matter of “could I” anymore, I knew I could. But so much had changed in the time between the plans being made and their fruition. So I made the other hard choice: to quit. And I told myself I value that. Knowing when to quit. Knowing when you’re boundaries are not being respected. But maybe that’s just what I’m telling myself. Who knows? One can’t expect to embrace situations the same way year to year. In the end I feel vindicated in my values. In the reasons I love farming and good food. Producing for my own self sufficiency and sharing with those I care about. In the reasons and ways I care about my community. I believe that change happens locally. That backyard farms and community gardens do more to challenge food scarcity and how people think about food than production farming in the sticks ever could. You are a conundrum, Living Roots. So much potential but so much wrong fundamentally. I am glad I tried you and I do not regret leaving. 
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disastergay · 1 year ago
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sometimes when I wake up I remember that I’ve spent the past 10 months working 20–30 hours a week for free, and plan to continue doing so indefinitely because they’ve already said they won’t hire me.
because if I work an unpaid internship until I find a paying job, at least I won’t flunk an interview with my hypothetical future employer when they ask me the question “can you explain this gap in your resume?”
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bruciemilf · 11 months ago
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Damian: Baba. I’ve acquired an enemy at the academy. He’s been ripping my drawings, teasing me about my lineage, and smearing your honor. I understand murder can’t happen. How shall I proceed?
Bruce: [Has a flashback of Thomas driving to his bully’s house, spiked brass knuckles on his hands, petting his head and smiling dangerously, ‘I’ll be right back, chum!’]
Bruce: …I’ll talk to his parents.
Damian: Todd?
Jason: Finally, an excuse to tackle a 10 year old.
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manaismagicva · 2 years ago
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Something I want to say to new VA's. Do not do probono work, it might be tempting at first since you don't have experience or training to get or work for exposure, but that can tell people that you're a way for them to make a quick buck and have less rights than an intern.
IF YOU WANT EXPERIENCE- JUST DO COMIC DUBS FOR YOURSELF. If someone can profit off of your work and you see none of the DOSH, then you just got burned.
This is a VA's PSA from some girls who were in your shoes once.
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st0001 · 2 years ago
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Paid vs. Unpaid Digital Marketing Internships: The Ethics of Compensation
The debate between paid and unpaid digital marketing internships raises important ethical considerations. In this article, we will explore the ethical implications associated with both types of internships and their impact on aspiring marketers.
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Paid internships prioritize fair compensation for work performed. By providing financial remuneration, companies acknowledge the value of an intern's time and effort. Paying interns not only ensures a more equitable working relationship but also promotes diversity and inclusion in the industry. Unpaid internships, on the other hand, can perpetuate socioeconomic disparities by favoring individuals who can afford to work without compensation.
Furthermore, unpaid internships may contribute to the exploitation of young talent. In some cases, interns are assigned significant responsibilities and contribute to the success of a company without receiving adequate compensation. This raises questions about the ethical treatment of interns and the importance of recognizing their valuable contributions.
However, it is important to note that unpaid internships can still provide valuable learning experiences and opportunities for professional growth. Some organizations genuinely aim to provide mentorship and educational opportunities to interns, even if they cannot offer financial compensation. In these cases, it becomes essential to assess the overall value and fairness of the internship program.
To ensure ethical practices, companies should consider providing paid internships whenever possible. By offering fair compensation, organizations demonstrate their commitment to fostering an inclusive and diverse work environment. Additionally, they should establish clear guidelines and expectations for unpaid internships, ensuring that interns are treated fairly and their contributions are appropriately recognized.
In conclusion, the ethical considerations surrounding paid and unpaid digital marketing internships are significant. Paid internships promote fairness, diversity, and inclusion, while unpaid internships can potentially exploit young talent. Striving for equitable compensation and establishing transparent guidelines is crucial to ensure ethical treatment of interns and provide equal opportunities for aspiring marketers.
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nattousan · 3 months ago
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getquick · 2 years ago
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mellowsharkpolice · 1 month ago
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Hi guys
I take commissions now
I hope it's not too expensive
You can message me or leave a comment to this post, and I'll contact you
Payment: PayPal
Deadline: 2-3 weeks
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essektheylyss · 9 months ago
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Anyway. Essek should have some under-the-table, underpaid, no-benefits gig job for the Cobalt Soul which is contingent on availability of both archive resources and current projects, most of which are dull as fuck. Because we gotta lower the Nein average of generally reliable, fulfilling, and decently-paying jobs. Millennial academics need representation too, goddammit.
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formulaonedirection · 1 year ago
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quadrant originals 💘
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stitchtehzombie · 2 years ago
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Unpaid internships are insane to me. "But you gain valuable experience" pal do you think this is minecraft? Hold up just lemme pull out my wallet rq and pay my bills with some hard earned xp and throw it at an enchantment table. Maybe food will magically appear in front of me. Fuck you
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lukaherehelp · 1 year ago
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since your girly over here wants to redecorate her wall so she's making her own "movie posters" of her favorite bls
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bakathief · 1 year ago
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Sleepy boy for your sleepy needs.
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