Asiana Times Internship Trainee salaries in India

Likes

There was absolutely nothing I liked while working with Asiana Times. The people working there are extremely unprofessional and use foul language and threats.

Dislikes

A number of things: - It’s exploitative. It’s unpaid and expects the work of a paid professional. They require you to devote time on weekends, time in the afternoon, morning and evening. - Extremely unprofessional. They resort to using threats and intimidation towards unpaid interns to write a 550 word report every single day with a one-hour window. - Plagiarism. The work involves copying and stealing from other news sites. To cover this strategy up, they require the article you copy from to be not more than 3 hours old. - They do not check the quality of the work you produce, rather they check whether the work meets the 550 word deadline. - They are UNABLE to check the quality of the work as they are not familiar with the English language themselves. They had given a grammar test as a part of the selection process and the questions themselves had incorrect grammar.

Likes

Good learning experience throughout the internship. It should be converted into a paid internship after one month because of the time and efforts we put for the internship. Management, managers and team leaders are helpful and assist you throughout the internship and make sure the learning experience is provided to each intern.

Dislikes

Atleast some amount should be paid to the intern after one month of internship. I would rather recommend students who are pursuing their studies to do this internship but individual who have completed their studies should focus more on getting a on-site paid internship where they can earn and even learn more.

Likes

it was good It was nice working there they were good environment was nice we I worked but that was very awesome I really like the team leader and supervisors

Dislikes

No job security at all they will hire you and fire you within one month