Wanted: Interns

hah good one, I was just skimming through really quickly on a rush to class. So yes, I didn't read the entire thread.
 
i was going to -K for not reading the whole thread but i decided to bump you over 20000. now my good deed of the day is done
 
thank you. And I didn't read the whole thread because I was rushing to get to class, at least it wasn't out of pure laziness.
 
Thank you for those of you that have applied. We're closing the application process on Monday and making a decision on Wednesday next week.
 
Shitty magazines will die and quality print will live... print is far from dead.

An internship at Powder is a great opportunity and should not be taken lightly. Internships are the key to getting a foot in the door. Many careers in the ski industry were started with a Powder internship, including The Ski Journal’s own photo editor, Grant Gunderson.

 
I don't mind at all. In my first year at the magazine I'd estimate around 80-100 applications come in. Why the large range? Some applications are simply, "Hire me or give me stickers."
We have plenty of applicants hungry for the position without offering it up on NS. However, this is where I got my start and it's a fun way to give back to the community.
Hope to see a few of you this summer, fall, next summer, next fall, and beyond! -Rogge
 
Rogge, because this is something that interests me in the future as I enter my Senior year in college, you do not offer living solutions or pay any relocation fees?I would be solely responsible for living expenses? That's the only part that somewhat confused me.
 
Rogge is a hack. Never received so much as an email back from these guys. Hopefully it doesn't reflect Powder as a whole because its such a sick magazine. Its just rude when you're waiting around to see if you got the internship or not.
 
Welcome to the real world. When you apply for a position that is being heavily pursued by a large number of people, you may not always get a rejection notice.

If you are upset you heard nothing at all, I must assume that your application did not exceed their first expectations enough to warrant further review. Additionally, it tells me that you likely did not engage in enough followup contact. Shoot off an email first. If no response, pick up the phone.

It's your future. You need to make yourself recognized, and it seems that your application, resume and cover letter did not do that. Just remember that the line between pestering and persisting is a very fine one.
 
Im bummed I didnt get a rejection letter either. Im writing it off as I think my 8th grade spelling and grammer skills led to my ap being filed iin the circular filing cabinet.

Where is Rogge?

Y U PUT THE ASTROTURF IN THE POWDERZ?
 
This. This. This. This.I've worked a collection of jobs.

2-3 professional, the rest not so much.

Every job I've landed is from follow-up. It's good to learn now with an internship you probably wouldn't receive to begin with.

Welcome to big leagues.
 
Consider Powder the hot chick on the street that you gave your number to. Consider that she also was given the numbers of 100 other guys. Her not calling you back is her way of telling you that you weren't her type.
 
^^^ [big old smiley face]

Where is the orangenamed OP and why isnt he posting good shit like that in his thread.?

Maybe POWDER sent him to do a story about beach jibbin on sand or costa rican canapy zipline wire slides

Im hoping hes in bariloche Skin POWDER and summits a story involving said POWDER in the magazine called POWDER
 
To Whom It May Concern,Thank you for applying to the editorial internship at Powder magazine. I regret to inform you that your application was not accepted as it did not fit our needs. However, we have put in on file. Now if you'll excuse me, my ears are ringing which means there's someone skiing down a staircase in Egypt.
Sincerely,Mike Rogge
P.S. Another round of interns will be hired next summer. And the summer after that one and the summer after that one and... you get the idea. I apologize for not responding in a timely manner but in my defense, if I did send a rejection letter to every application, I wouldn't have time to write about grass skiing or do anything for that matter. If it's any consolation, I was rejected from quite a few internships before landing a great one at a local newspaper. If you're interested in writing for Powder, send me something. We publish quite a few pieces from writers outside of the Powder masthead. In fact, the 'Revelations' piece in the current issue was sent to DT in an envelope.
And one more thing, see you at IF3. If I didn't send you a response back, come say hello, introduce yourself, and tell me how shitty of a person I am. It'll be funny.
Cheers.
 
While you have yet to answer my question

Your response made me smile

I bestoy the +k upon you

Leave it to a maggot who Im blessed to share turns with to mail in the best article printed in a while in an envelope. probably had ski wax, coffee and BACON grease on it too.
 
I got a short but promising reply, answered back then heard nothing, I don't want to say unprofessional as he was most likely busy but the waiting game for another email was not fun.
 
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