Intern Nation: How to Earn Nothing and Learn Little in the Brave New Economy
by Ross Perlin
In Intern Nation, Ross Perlin uncovers the harsh truths behind unpaid internships that dominate the entry-level job landscape. Young workers invest time and effort but gain little in return, perpetuating inequality in the brave new economy. This eye-opening book advocates for change in how we value labor and learning.
About This Book
Intern Nation by Ross Perlin delves into the phenomenon of internships in the modern workforce. The book critiques how these positions often provide minimal educational value while offering no compensation.
It explores the broader implications for young people entering the job market, highlighting the inequalities and challenges they face. Perlin draws on extensive research to illustrate the realities of this 'brave new economy.'
The narrative underscores the need for reform in internship programs to ensure fair treatment and genuine learning opportunities. Through insightful analysis, it calls attention to the systemic issues affecting labor and education.
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