I give one star only because I cannot give zero stars. Do yourself a favor and do not "intern" there because you will learn absolutely nothing useful -- you only mean free labor to the "co"-founder and CEO, who is the only one in charge and can be very bossy and rude and impatient sometimes. Be extra careful with those reviews that advertise all on the pros and are very vague about the cons or try to pin the blame on "non-profit" because I have reason to believe they are carefully written by the CEO or his marketing interns. Good job Robert!
The employee turnover rate is extremely high. You practically see new people every single day and the people you talk to today will very likely disappear next day without any notice to anyone. In fact, many of the interns have nothing to do so they are doing their own stuff. Ironically, they do have a bathroom in the office, but the CEO makes it a private bathroom so he is the only one that can use it, which is so indicative of his true color -- the man who talks about helping others wouldn't even share "his" (I use the quotation marks because technically it is not his) bathroom with those who work for him for free. To use the bathroom you will have to go all the way down to the basement and share the facility with a bunch of loitering homeless people waiting for someone to open the door. By the way, the keys may or may not work.
