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2. Why do you have to be such a terrible person?
3. You do know that trauma is blind? It doesn't discriminate based on privilege of any sort? Or are you so determined to put others down to advance your victim complex that you have yourself become blind to this truth to which your eyes were previously open?
In general when in comes to pure gen corp research work, I feel like I have done well but may be not when it comes to other non-corporate research work that Gen Corp teams do.
Is it common for interns to not provide great research work? Does it get better when one joins the profession? Please help.
I have an interview in a couple of days as well along with presentations to prepare. My hands are shaking as I write this and I am really scared about whether I will get a PPO from this firm or not.