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After hearing this show today, I am a bit offended that companies are using so much free labor pretending that it is for the benefit of the student.  Even as a volunteer, there is a glut of people currently looking for experience to the point that the only thing I can do at OPB is only what I have experience in.  There are some very unethical companies out there that overuse the student with little learning benefit, in return.  At the age of 42, I am not looking forward to my internship.

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