Chapter 761 - 741 Internship_1
After Xiao Muli left, Situ Xin also went back to university for her classes. However, this time when she returned to the campus, she encountered major news, an extremely important message for seniors in college: it was time for internships. Indeed, Situ Xin was a senior now and also faced the matter of finding an internship.
Ordinarily, students from Capital City University like Situ Xin in their senior year would be highly sought after, with many organizations vying to recruit them for internships. An internship also implied that upon graduation, students would often start working at the organizations where they interned.
Originally, Situ Xin was hesitant about whether to join her peers in internships at external organizations. Moreover, she had already received several invitations from large companies for internships, which made her classmates green with envy.
It was common for Situ Xin to skip classes, sometimes appearing only a few times during a semester before showing up for exams. Yet, despite this, she became a hot commodity among major companies. How could one not be filled with envy, jealousy, and resentment?
Fortunately, considering Situ Xin’s strong reputation at the university, even though other students might have had their thoughts and feelings of envy, jealousy, and resentment, they only kept it to themselves. They wouldn’t dare show it in front of Situ Xin. In fact, even if they did show their feelings in her presence, Situ Xin would choose to completely ignore them.
However, those who only saw Situ Xin receiving numerous internship offers from large companies tended to selectively forget the reason why she was so in demand. It should be noted that, even though Situ Xin only attended class a few times per semester, she always managed to secure the top spot in her department at the end of each term.
The reason for Situ Xin’s hesitation wasn’t that the companies were not good, but rather, she had no intention of working for those companies after graduation. Even if she wanted to, her uncle and aunt wouldn’t agree. The couple had long been complaining in her ear, stating that Situ Xin, as a shareholder, was irresponsible, dumping a pile of responsibilities onto them while she herself remained carefree and uninvolved.
Situ Xin guessed that if she weren’t still in university, her uncle and aunt might just dump the company on her and take off on a honeymoon.