<human>: Okay, first of all, I LOVE the company I work for. Seriously. But the reason for my question:

I started out in the company I currently work for as an intern for the video production department. I studied video production in uni and post graduation I spent 2 years basically being a professional intern. Most recently, I interned here at Company for two consecutive 3 month internships; in the end the production department decided that they were not going to hire me. 

Luckily, a different department of Company was looking to hire for an admin position, right around when my internship ended, which I applied for and landed the job; all despite the fact that I had NO relevant education or knowledge. Like I said, I love this company. For many many reasons beyond the fact my dept took a leap of faith on me.

I found out today that the two interns that came right after me, who have been around for little over 3 months, have been hired into the video production department. 

I just. I wish I knew why they did not hire me. I do not feel bitter or angry about how things have unfolded. Frankly, I am thankful for the opportunity to explore a field that is brand new to me and I am excited to see where this will take me. But I can't help but wonder?

I want to ask, but I am afraid that it will cause the higher ups to think that I am not happy where I am. Or think that I hold a grudge against them or something. I am genuinely interested in what it is that I did wrong, or what they (the 2 very newly hired interns) did right? It is only natural to wonder, right?

Should I ask? Or should I shut up and leave it at that.

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<bot>: The company that I interned at didn't hire me for what I interned for, but hired interns right after me and I wanna know why.