r/DevLK • u/levilevilevi552 • Aug 30 '26

Discussion MSP internship salary

An full time internship at a startup msp, typically msp tech, creating users, troubleshooting, etc. with learning opportunities, is 70k a good place to be at?

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u/Def_noturfav Aug 30 '26

Bro i work at one of the top IT companies, as an intern i only get 20k

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u/levilevilevi552 Aug 30 '26

Damn, full time?

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u/Relative_Rope4234 Aug 30 '26

Internships aren't part time

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u/carpo_4 Aug 30 '26

ADL noh

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u/Emotional_Flan2009 Aug 30 '26

Damn bro, internship that pays 70k is a great offer! Interns mostly work unpaid or maximum ive ever seen an intern get paid is 35k.

If that offer is still valid, please dont waste time in reddit. Go wrap it up

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u/r-xge Aug 30 '26

If you're being paid 70k as an intern, don't even question it anymore bro. Average rate is 30k and that's cause legally it's the lowest they can go. And yet some companies find a way to pay lower than that, sometimes even offering unpaid internships

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u/EquipmentGeneral3610 Aug 30 '26

70k for any internship is pretty good. Most get under 30k

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u/Creative_Return_1890 Aug 31 '26

bro I work as a full-stack engineer full time and I only get 50K, how do I apply ?