The Rachael Ray Show
| Internship Overview |
| Internship Rating (Avg): 2.00 out of 5 |
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| 1 Intern Salaries |
The Rachel Ray Show Internship & Company Overview
The Rachel Ray Show is a media company that produces the hit tv show and other media (including web).
Interns are hired into every type of production role. Interns are typically unpaid (credit only) and work about 2 days a week. All internships take place in Rachel Ray's New York headquarters.
Internship Links
The Rachel Ray Show Internships:
here
The Rachel Ray Show Internship & Company Overview
The Rachel Ray Show is a media company that produces the hit tv show and other media (including web).
Interns are hired into every type of production role. Interns are typically unpaid (credit only) and work about 2 days a week. All internships take place in Rachel Ray's New York headquarters.
Internship Links
The Rachel Ray Show Internships:
here
| 1 The Rachael Ray Show Intern Salaries |
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Production Intern: unpaid
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| 1 The Rachael Ray Show reviews posted anonymously by former interns: |
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Disagree |
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Neutral "OK" |
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Strongly Disagree |
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Pros:
Looks good on paper. Sometimes have a chance at seeing celebrities and you get to see the reality of working on daytime TV. Also, reading her fan mail is really funny.
Cons:
So many interns there is no way to get noticed. Zero respect from employees. Made us stay late doing bullshit work like filling envelopes. Sometimes worked 12 hour days and would have to stay and wait until we were sure no one was going to call for us. Had to get some people their lunch during the day. Mostly went on runs to get things like dry cleaning and miscellaneous show props. All of the interns have to hang out in what is basically a large closet and wait until the boss yells "I need someone!." Sometimes, on a friday at 6pm, they would ask for a volunteer to take a video tape across town for drop off. I did this once and didnt get home until 11pm. Expected SO MUCH bullshit work for NO pay at all. Many of the employees had a very high and mighty attitude and treated us like crap. PS: Rachael won't even acknowledge your presence.
Advice for other students:
DO NOT take this internship unless you are absolutely desperate. And don't bother putting in extra effort except when it comes to making friends with other employees. There are so many interns that the chances of them hiring you based on your work ethic is unlikely. Every other person I worked with said the same things I'm saying. Save yourself!
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