I don't really know if I should be complaining. I started an internship at Apple in December and it'll go on until September. Since December I've maybe done 20 hours of work total. It's not a software internship, but rather something more business related. All remote, so I've been doing my own stuff but it's frustrating because I thought I'd be learning a lot and meeting new people. Instead, I'm getting paid to do basically nothing. I haven't talked to my manager in over 3 weeks, he's really busy with his own work. It's my first internship ever, so I'm happy that I get Apple on my resume. Has anyone else had a similar experience?
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Gives you an opportunity to get experience and demonstrate what you're capable of if you're trying to get hired in.
Otherwise the writing is on the wall that your supervisor forgot about you and this is a dead end.
Go prepared with questions and curiosity. You have a golden ticket to network - use it.
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