Should I consider an internship that use different technology from what I want to do?

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Currently, I work as an Android Developer Intern at a startup, I enjoy doing it and would like to be an Android Developer in the future, I am familiar with Java and really liked the language. However, recently I am about to graduate (Computer Engineering Undergrad) and applied for several other larger companies, one of the companies that are interested in me is a company that focused on the back-end platform, and they use only C#.



I am worried that if I take this internship at the larger company. I will not be able to continue my career goal. However, I also don't want to let this chance slip since it is a great opportunity for learning and a change of environment.



I believe that languages are just tools, but how will this impact my future career? For example, will other companies in the future look my work experience and says that I am unfit for the position due to the language I use?






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    Currently, I work as an Android Developer Intern at a startup, I enjoy doing it and would like to be an Android Developer in the future, I am familiar with Java and really liked the language. However, recently I am about to graduate (Computer Engineering Undergrad) and applied for several other larger companies, one of the companies that are interested in me is a company that focused on the back-end platform, and they use only C#.



    I am worried that if I take this internship at the larger company. I will not be able to continue my career goal. However, I also don't want to let this chance slip since it is a great opportunity for learning and a change of environment.



    I believe that languages are just tools, but how will this impact my future career? For example, will other companies in the future look my work experience and says that I am unfit for the position due to the language I use?






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      Currently, I work as an Android Developer Intern at a startup, I enjoy doing it and would like to be an Android Developer in the future, I am familiar with Java and really liked the language. However, recently I am about to graduate (Computer Engineering Undergrad) and applied for several other larger companies, one of the companies that are interested in me is a company that focused on the back-end platform, and they use only C#.



      I am worried that if I take this internship at the larger company. I will not be able to continue my career goal. However, I also don't want to let this chance slip since it is a great opportunity for learning and a change of environment.



      I believe that languages are just tools, but how will this impact my future career? For example, will other companies in the future look my work experience and says that I am unfit for the position due to the language I use?






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      Currently, I work as an Android Developer Intern at a startup, I enjoy doing it and would like to be an Android Developer in the future, I am familiar with Java and really liked the language. However, recently I am about to graduate (Computer Engineering Undergrad) and applied for several other larger companies, one of the companies that are interested in me is a company that focused on the back-end platform, and they use only C#.



      I am worried that if I take this internship at the larger company. I will not be able to continue my career goal. However, I also don't want to let this chance slip since it is a great opportunity for learning and a change of environment.



      I believe that languages are just tools, but how will this impact my future career? For example, will other companies in the future look my work experience and says that I am unfit for the position due to the language I use?






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