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Any ways to make money as a teen on the internet (mander.xyz)

submitted 2 weeks ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Im kinda broke and I want to make some money but just can't find any ways. I live in a remote area so there are no jobs. I don't mean making thousands of dollars but a few just to buy a new Cod or some Nikes. I ain't doing any sexual stuff or sending my pictures!

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 weeks ago

This is our interns last week as a dev intern for a big car maker. Bright kid. Had good ideas and in a private candid conversations he had identified many of the same problems with our team (I'm new, too).

I didn't ask salary, but I'm sure he is getting paid, and I'm sure he has a bright future once he speaks up a bit more and takes more initiative (as an intern, it's no surprise he was there to listen and learn, not act like the expert).

That's just my long way of saying lots of big companies have IT interns, not just IT companies.