Interning; it’s a rite of passage in the media industry. It’s that requisite stepping stone between study and becoming a fully-fledged professional. Theoretically, it’s a win-win situation for everyone - the intern gets experience and new skills, while the hosting company is able to offload some tasks. For a lucky few, that relationship can evolve into something more permanent, say, a paid full-time position? However, it doesn’t always work so smoothly. At my first work experience gig, I was 16 years old and at a Canberra-based architecture firm. In the longest week of my life I learned two things: licking...