Tomorrow is my internview, and pretty soon I'll be going through the pre-interview steps. For all your aspiring interns out there, here are some tips on how to do your best during those 30 nerve-wracking minutes.
Labels: how to, intern, internship, interview, new media, night before, preparation, tips
This place is a dump. The hallways are painted yellow with brown carpet, and it reeks of stale soup. When I got to my room, there were scuff marks all over the floor, the stink had rust stains in it, you could see the soap scum in the bathroom, the blinds were broken, and the door to the bathroom doesn't even close all the way. I call this place a prison cell. After decorating the room all weekend, it does look more homey, but then I remember where I am when I have to go to the bathroom with the door open. If I could just stay in my room and not have to get out of this place every morning by walking down these disgusting hallways, I'd be happy. Some of you thinking about interning in New York have probably read something about Educational Housing Services, Inc. I want to keep my anonymity on this blog, but I have to put this place on blast. If you can help it...don't move here. Its overpriced for what you get, and I won't even mention their absurd guest policy. An example: when they say all rooms are air conditioned, they forget to mention that its a window unit circa 1975.
Labels: ehs, housing, new york, night before

