请问summer intern接受了offer以后能否不去呢？-第1页

rosylily

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请问summer intern接受了offer以后能否不去呢？

原因是老板有点意见，还是想让暑假给他干活。。。
开罪了老板可不好，
因此有点犹豫ｓｕｍｍｅｒ　ｉｎｔｅｒｎ的事情。
不知道能不能不去呢？

Frances2006

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co-ask

happyzj2

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accept offer以后不去,肯定是不好的,不过大不了以后你找工作的时候别再投这家公司了. 再说了你老板不批, 也拿不到cpt.....

Cyprus

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Can't you tell your boss that you've already accepted an intern offer? Emphasis how important it would be to your thesis work.

If he still says no, then you have to break up your promise to the company, no choice.

Maybe your boss would give up...

我当年也为了取悦老板，放弃intern（before landing an offer), 现在想很不值。实际上，我如果去了intern,会对我后来research很有好处。相反呆在实验室白白浪费了三个月，没干出什莫。假如我那会把这个理由跟老板说了，他肯定支持。

shanshan00

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did your boss explain why he doesn't want you to intern? i think internship is always beneficial, gives you some real-world experience and lets you (and your boss) build network. Usually internship will lead to job offers as well.

rosylily

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It is just that simple -- my boss wants people to work in the summer.

I think it depends what do I need from my boss in future job-seeking?

1. Do I really need an OPT/CPT signature for my boss?
2. Do I need reference from my boss?

It seems to me master students who have no boss, they can always go for a job... I am not sure where do they got signature/reference? I am a PhD student, is it a different thing?

justforfun

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我接到intern offer立刻问了老板们……说不让去，转天就把offer据了……没毕业还是得听老板的呀……intern公司的也都明白

不过毕业的时候再申请同一家公司应该就没戏了

Cyprus

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以下是引用rosylily在2006-3-6 19:36:00的发言：
It is just that simple -- my boss wants people to work in the summer.

I think it depends what do I need from my boss in future job-seeking?

1. Do I really need an OPT/CPT signature for my boss?
2. Do I need reference from my boss?

It seems to me master students who have no boss, they can always go for a job... I am not sure where do they got signature/reference? I am a PhD student, is it a different thing?

For both questions, it differs from scool to school. Check with the office which issues CPT in your school if you need any reference letter from your advisor as a PHD student (for summer intern, usually it does not).

But you'd better get your advisor's agreement anyway. Persuad him that how much your research ability would benifit from this oppotunity. For example, for later research work, you would be able to finish in 3 month rather than 6 month given the experience you would collect from the internship. Suggest someone else to do the work he wants for the summer. Make it clear that you very much want to do the intern--he probably would not like to 'break up' with you as much as you do not want to break up with him. Do the negotiation, politely. Even if he insists you working in lab at last, DO NOT get emotional--just give up the intern.