After talking about PolyCareers.com with a few students on campus, the worry of the site becoming a potential danger to relationships between companies and Cal Poly has been a topic of conversation. What will happen if students leave a review bashing on their internship experience with a certain company? We could be treading some dangerous waters.
When I think about these comments my mind immediately goes to all of the startup and business readings I have done in the past which repeatedly say to ignore all naysayers. Not that these comments are nay-sayings of any kind. They are actual concerns that my partner and I have though about from the beginning we decided to go along with the project.
Companies already know their relationship with the students. Most of the programs evaluate the interns asking for honest opinions about their experience. They are not asking anyone to keep the experiences to themselves and confidential. That would just be insane. Students talk. Students go to their peers for information. PolyCareers is simply a tool that allows for an easier collaboration and communication for these students.
January 08, 2009, 11:21am Comments
This year, A good friend of mine Ronald Wong and I, will be using 
