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I really want to be a software developer. ❤❤❤❤

Very helpful

Does having year round and summer jobs while in schooolhelp?

very interesting and helpful too.

hey class

dont delete my comments or i will be sad :(

pls draw a portrait of me

How do you get it?

I will note all of that to help me during my internship. Happily, I find my internship by emailing internship@consumerchoice.com, If anyone is still looking you can also apply.

I just finished watching version F, and now I'm here. I really agree that internships are important to students these days. I found my internship at Consumerchoice. If anyone is interested, send us an email at internship@consumerchoice.com.

Cool

Yo la team save me!

Awesome!

I wish you had specified paid internships as unpaid internships are scams and can actually be detrimental to your resume. I encourage anyone watching to not partake in this unjust system. We need to bring actual entry level jobs back

Where are the sources?

Fuck you I’m going to the pros

thetab.typeform.com/to/cjIfPK?Ambassador&A fill out this for internship opportunities, only takes a couple of seconds!

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