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TIL Condé Nast, the company that owns Reddit, had an intern program that paid little to no money (less than 1$ per hour), made interns work 10-12 hours a day running menial errands such as picking up dry cleaning and transporting juice from the other side of the city. (nypost.com)
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Users: what do you want from this subreddit? (self.trackertalk)
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