No Sophomore Summer Internship, Feel Like An Idiot Doing Everything Wrong

Hippobirdy
Wed, 16 Jun 2021 04:35:08 +0000

It’s not all your fault. Having average grades at a college where most were top ten percent of high school class leads to unrealistic expectations.
Were the classes you struggled with large lectures graded on a bell curve with an A being two standard deviations above the mean?
Many employers cancelled internships. Does your college have an unpaid remote internship to help you fulfill requirement?

What about the Chegg website and a remote opportunity?

See Patreon’s founder’s optimism about the business of creativity on youtube.

Keep your chin up. There is dignity in work, servant leadership is taught and valued in many industries. See Servant Leadership: Characteristics, Pros & Cons, Example

Or https://www.purdueglobal.edu/blog/business/what-is-servant-leadership/
And its list of companies that have servant leadership
“ Some of the best-performing companies are well-versed in this style of leadership. Herman named the following companies with servant leaders at the helm:

Starbucks

Marriott

Nordstrom

Southwest Airlines

Zappos

Whole Foods

TDIndustries

Aflac

Men’s Wearhouse

“When we think of these organizations, we often think about how outstanding their customer service is,” she says. “It really isn’t accidental, because they’re servant-led companies, so their servant-led employees want to make sure the customer is always cared for.

“These are not just the best companies to work for, they’re also very high-performing companies—some of the most profitable and successful in the business world.”

And there’s a reason these are familiar companies with familiar stories being told. Servant leaders are very values-based and mission-driven, so they share stories frequently. That is an additional benefit for a servant-led company looking to build or sustain a brand.”

Or see Servant Leadership Certificate Program - eCornell