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Applying to Multiple Places


Forum Post 3 Answers Applying to Multiple Places

I am worried I won't get the Software Engineering Internship I want, so I feel like I should apply to many places. If multiple places accept me, and I choose one of them, will the places I turn down be less likely to hire me in following years?

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 - myCamelCaseUsername December 21, 2013 | Flag |


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No, unless they are immature, in which case, good for you.

- Anonymous December 24, 2013 | Flag Reply
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Most companies do not keep track of interns.i would suggest you go ahead and chose the best one which suits you.If you have a good project on resume most companies will be interested in hiring you.

- Anonymous December 25, 2013 | Flag Reply
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Not really any less likely to hire you, at least if they're a company that makes smart decisions.

- Anonymous January 02, 2014 | Flag Reply




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