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Well ... not wanting to be bored is a good thing, in my opinion. I've had many an assistant who thought they were there to sit around and watch... not to work. So I applaud your attitude and your work ethic.
Does anyone have any experience finding an informal internship that is flexible and only requires work on the weekend? I'm a full-time professional in an unrelated industry interested in transitioning to the fashion industry, so I'm only able to intern on weekends. If so, what steps did you take to secure such a position?
As a follow-up question, does anyone have experience interning at one of the luxury goods stores in the Bay Area? I am interested in interning at any of these, but since none of them have corporate headquarters in the Bay Area, I'm wondering what opportunities (if any) would even be available at an actual store as opposed to a corporate office. Is it just sales associates and a manager who work at these stores? I'm interested in the business side fashion and not the design side, by the way.
Thanks in advance for any insight.
CD
^ It depends on a number of different things, it is very much preferable that you are a still a student to do an unpaid internship in London, because they cannot hire graduates without paying them.