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"The textbook (and legal) definition of an intern is someone who knows absolutely nothing about a profession, is working for free in order to learn, doesn't replace a paid employee and in most cases would be a hindrance to the professional. Any 'internship' where they want you to have expert level skills or professional grade equipment is actually a job, and you should be getting paid for it." Agreed. Now make the case for an untested individual, in a professional environment that actively, or through sheer inexperience, sabotages the brand they are representing.
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# ¿ Mar 22, 2017 23:45 |
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SoundMonkey posted:Stop defending cheap assholes on craigslist in a thread about making fun of cheap assholes on craigslist. Sure. But, only because it's you. Have at em. I'll be over here leaning against the wall, smoking a cig.
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# ¿ Mar 23, 2017 01:23 |
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Sauer posted:If I can't pay my landlord with it, you don't get to pay me with it. SoundMonkey posted:Until I can buy liquor with exposure and networking opportunities you're gonna pay me.
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# ¿ Mar 23, 2017 03:29 |
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underage at the vape shop posted:Bets on vendagoats ad having being posted? Soundmonkey makes it a for charities to food banks around the country and I will play along.
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# ¿ Mar 23, 2017 04:19 |
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underage at the vape shop posted:Internships as unpaid professional work are very bad. Volunteer work at charities and soup kitchens are very good and very different. I stand by my previous statement.
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# ¿ Mar 23, 2017 04:24 |
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SoundMonkey posted:unless i hear otherwise i take this to mean that you're offering to get banned if someone gives ten dollars to a food bank charity Oh you are very much putting the sword of Damocles over me. You are also leaving me room to negotiate, which I am thankful for. Here is what I am proposing. I have recently offered something that is within this thread's auspice. What it is I have offered is obfuscated to the non-initiated of my posting. Which means, someone would have to flat out doxx me to prove it. Which also means I am of sound mind and body to challenge. Here is my statement. There is such a thing as, "Beneficial exposure work." The caveat to such being, the entity offering such exposure work has to be of such exemplary standing that it would be seen as a benefit on a work application in the field in which you are attempting to apply. In very layman's terms that means a charity, or a person whom volunteers their time and effort to a charity. Something that we all know an employer or a college would just "eat up". The catch being, you have to prove to the person who is offering the "work for hire" a solid reason, with honest and pure intent, to whatever their requirements are. And reap any and all such consequences, including a negative review of your work, should the person you are working under deems it. In very plain terms. If you can not satisfy that they would be benefited by you working for them, so that they could benefit you, don't even apply. One hand washes the other and so on and so forth. Since we are having a negotiation SoundMonkey. And I have flat out expounded on my intent. Would you like to rephrase, or shall I just walk from this thread and say, whatever?
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# ¿ Mar 23, 2017 05:32 |
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SoundMonkey posted:jesus christ Wrong son.
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