u/IfWeShawdows

Hey folks!

So I was thinking about getting an internship at Disney, while I know it’s competitive and may not happen, my question is, through anyone’s experience or knowledge, if you got an internship, what’s the likelihood of getting a career after the internship is over?

I’m a Masters student, I am in school full time and work full time to support my family. If I do get the internship, it may only last four months, or it can be extended to a year, but has anyone had any luck or experience being hired when the internship was over? I’d be scared to give up my full time job with worry about what to do after the internship is over, but I’d almost be more scared not to take something that feels like a once in a lifetime chance.

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Disney Internship Question

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