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- An engineering student shared on Reddit that a company revoked a job offer worth 35 lakh rupees a year just two days before his six-month internship was set to end, at which point the job offer was due.
- He says he worked hard during the internship and received positive feedback from his manager.
- The company said it was shifting its strategy to invest in artificial intelligence and would not hire the intern.
- The student had turned down other internship offers for this role, but still holds a backup offer from Accenture of 6.5 lakh rupees per year.
What to watch next
- Whether the company is rescinding similar internship-to-job offers as it reallocates spending toward AI
- Any response from the company or redressal for students whose offers were withdrawn
- Broader trend of AI investment affecting campus placement offers and internship-to-hire conversions
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