I recently received an internship offer for founder's office intern at one of the smaller us based start-ups with remote work , this is the first time I m gonna wear this hat, i have 1 2 product internships but here i am gonna do everything whether it is tech, marketing, content, email management . There is 15 days probation period which is very crucial and 1 month internship,how can I shine out . Any advices as ita very important for me as a stepping stone.
Dont. Just dont. This is a bad job.
You mean this specific offer, or founders office roles in general?
It's ok man. It's just one month not your whole life. Go ahead and get some experience. You'll end up making some good networks irrespective of whether you liked the work or not
I don't know why but yesterday I have given my interview and they asked me to join from today but from today i am having my mid sems and asked them that I will be available from 6th March, and At 10:30 , i recieved a message stating that thanks for applying, they are not proceeding forward with my application, we discussed everything from stipend to work to role .
Bad luck 😐😐😐
Run away. You sir are going to be doing things that wont even add value in the long run.
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