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The success really depends on the amount of work put into the internship on both sides.  While in school, I had an unpaid internship that consisted of mostly photocopying.  That experience taught me to provide a real growth experience for interns and in a way that we get something out of it, too.  Now, we're well known in our profession for providing outstanding internships and we get quality work out of motivated pre-professionals.

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