A growing number of students are "stacking" internships to stay competitive in the job market. Business owner Kelvin Kao warns that internships are not a numbers game – employers care more about what students have done and learnt.
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A growing number of students are "stacking" internships to stay competitive in the job market. Business owner Kelvin Kao warns that internships are not a numbers game – employers care more about what students have done and learnt.
When one internship becomes the baseline, students feel the pressure to accumulate more just to remain competitive. (Illustration: TODAY file)
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