I'm still fresh in the labour market and i told someone recently that i won't not take a job that pays less than 100k for a start and as a smart guy he asked me if i had what it takes to earn at least 100k. My reply was negative and before he could laugh at my stupidity, i told him i have plans to INTERN for a while and i don't mind spending to learn...
There is more to internship than that period you are off school work, in an office, serving coffee and useless running errands that adds no value
Internship is a period of intense service. You put in the little maimai sense and brain to learn million dollars making tricks
If you have an opportunity to intern, go to the firm, tell them what you want for them and what you have to offer and as much as you can don't request for a pay rather tell them they could assist you with transportation logistics. Let them see you're serious about learning
If you never had the opportunity and you have big eyes like me, internship should be a part of the plan before the almighty NYSC will carry you to bush
Interning for a period would give you the know and the edge you could never have gathered through your 4-5 years in college, never make light of it
