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Is there something as doing too many internships? I'm about to finish my MSc studies (business) and have already worked for 5 firms during the ~6 years of my studies. Durations vary between 2-11 months, quite different fields as well, how is this regarded once I graduate and look for a real job. As someone who has insight into various fields and has a broad range of experience, or a typical millenial who doesn't know shit about what to do with his life and has no loyalty whatsoever (kinda the truth)?
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Youll probably be fine. People switch jobs all the time and employers have seen this before.
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I am not a professional HR guy or a CEO but the only issue I ever had with internships is the unpaid ones. To me, if someone tells me they worked in an unpaid internship for 3 or 4 months or whatever that just tells me that they do not value their own abilities nor think they deserve payment for them. I have also seen enough about how much "hard work" unpaid interns do (I don't blame em though because I wouldn't be busting my ass or anything for free either) to know that their work ethic is not as good as someone who worked for a check.
Just my two cents on internships. Someone with more recruiting experience could give you another opinion on it. Having experience is always better than none of course so I think you will be fine OP with the internships you've done. Most recruiters know that interns don't stick around for a long time, otherwise they wouldn't be interns.
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