Oh Mom, You Shouldn't Have!
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Parents are paying to get their kids internships. Is that fair?
Remember the days of 'hard work pays off'? Now it's 'Mommy and Daddy pay off' when it comes to students landing highly-coveted internships, according to a NY Times report. Parents cough up cold, hard cash in the name of charity to bid on positions at high-end magazines like Glamour, O, Harper's Bazaar and others. Career success more likely from auctions than actions, it seems.
| This ticks off two Moms here in the Mom•Logic office. Both feel that their internships were instrumental to their career paths and was the first lesson in setting and meeting goals. Can kids succeed if an internship is a parental purchase and not something they work for? |
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