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2 years ago

name some differences between the requirements and responsibilities between volunteer,intern, and paid jobs

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DIA [1.3K]2 years ago

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Answer:

The major difference between job shadowing and an internship is that you perform more duties as an intern than as a job shadow participant. Interns are hired for temporary positions, and they can be paid or unpaid. When you have. a job you are bing paid and normally have more responsibilities.

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