Internships in Pakistan

Society Business and Career
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Multinational Software House Located in Lahore
Requires Internees in Sialkot and Faisalabad to market
their business automation software. This is a very
attractive commission based position requiring market
skills and solid knowledge of the different industries operating in Sialkot or Faisalabad. Travel allowance will be provided monthly with receipts proving travel only if a client is landed. Applicant should have a thorough knowledge of Sialkot or Faisalabad city and its vicinity. In depth programming knowledge is not required but good marketing experience will be preferred.

Send your resumes on the following address
[email protected]

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I did internship in Paksitan and boy! it was the worst experience of my life!

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^ You must have had bad luck. I went to Pakistan for an internship as well. And in my case, it was the best experience of my life.

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^ ^ you must have had a bad experience then. generally, the more you will put in your internship; the better it is going to get. ofcourse many factors are involved.

one of my friends did an internship back in pak (in one of the s/w companies) and due to that experience he has been able to easily get jobs over here in the u.s

ppl wrongly assume that they magically [somehow] will learn during the internship or the name internship is enough on their resume.

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As a matter of fact, I put a lot of effort in my internship and took it extremely seriously. I did my internship at Standard Chartered and in the end they simply refused to pay me :) Not that I really care about the money but I was treated very unfairly, after all the hard work I put into it. I guess I paid the price of being naive.

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Internships will only help you find the company's restrooms much quicker.

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*Originally posted by Hum Sa Ho To Samne Aaye: *
As a matter of fact, I put a lot of effort in my internship and took it extremely seriously. I did my internship at Standard Chartered and in the end they simply refused to pay me :) Not that I really care about the money but I was treated very unfairly, after all the hard work I put into it. I guess I paid the price of being naive.
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good that you gave ur 100%. the pay thing should have been decided before you started the internship. even if they refused to pay in the end you could have talked to them about it. and even if that did not work this experience would benefit you in many ways. extra money is always good but not good enough in the long run.

even a bad experience is a good learning experience in one way or the other. :~)