On #NationalInternDay, hear from Leotis McNeil, an accounting intern at the CDC Foundation. Reflecting on his summer internship, he highlights the incredible benefit of the experience and finding it enjoyable to see how each person's role contributes to a larger cause.
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Yesterday marked the conclusion of my internship with Nannette Nocon a private wealth advisor with Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to learn from an industry professional with 40 years of experience. The support of Nannette and her team helped me flourish. Key Takeaways: 1. Prioritizing/Time Management: The early exposure to the difference between full-time work and school became evident. There can be more freedom within one work day, whereas school has a more rigid schedule. This internship taught me how to manage my time in a professional setting, and reprioritize as new tasks were presented. 2. Heart/Passion: Seeing first hand how passionate and positive Nannette was every day was so inspiring. It is true what they say about loving what you do and its impact on a person’s success. Seeing how love and energy Nannette puts into her meetings was amazing, pushing me to put my best foot forward. 3. Always ask questions: Nannette always said that the people with the questions tend to learn more than those with the answers. With that piece of advice, I felt empowered to ask for help or clarification throughout this experience. Asking questions enabled me to improve my communication skills. As I learned to concisely convey what I was struggling with, what needed to be accomplished and when. With this in mind, I was successfully able to collaborate with other team members to get tasks completed in a timely manner. I want to end by saying a huge thank you to Nocon & Associates. I will miss you all so much, but look forward to staying connected and seeing where my future goes!
Today we bid farewell to Mariel, Connor, Nina, and Catrina as their summer internships come to a close. Each of you have done outstanding work this summer! We wish you all the very best for the coming school year.
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Highlights from our new YouTube video where two of our students, Micheal and Alec, talk about their summer internship with Los Alamos Laboratory! The link to watch the full video is below! https://lnkd.in/e7eue7-Z
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Closing one chapter, opening another with the valuable knowledge gained during my internship with Historified.in.
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Executive Director of UteCast | Communications & Economics student at the University of Utah
Trying to land an internship this fall? Check out my #NationalInternDay article featuring advice from current Zions Bank & Zions Bancorporation interns.
Landing your first internship can feel like landing an airplane without any experience. But don’t despair: Our own Marlie Hansen interviewed her fellow interns Tanner Greenwood, Ty Hawkes, Caroline Luman, Joseph Maples, Braden Ritchie, and Jarren Robinson — and they’re sharing their advice for taking those difficult but important early steps. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/g8_eWJpp #NationalInternDay #ZionsCareers #YouBelongHere
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Introducing our "From a Student to an Intern Series" where Suffolk University - Sawyer Business School graduate students share their internship stories. This series is designed to help fellow students learn more about internships the process of obtaining one, and the value of getting the experience under their belts. Current MSM student, Tanmay Mehta, shares the details of his internship from this past summer. Check it out below! #businessinboston #suffolkuniversity #businessschool #boston #sawyerbusinessschool
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🌟 Missed Kristen's live? No worries! 🚀 Check out this video to learn how to INCREASE your internship accepted offer to contract ratio and ensure your interns have an ACTIVE contract before the summer begins! 🔒💡 #InternshipSuccess
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We have our summer intern already on week two. Every Friday he has to report on the project that he's responsible for. He makes us aware of urgent items and things needing action. We have different people on our team that work with him on different parts of his project. That way he's accountable for his work while getting exposure to working with everyone on our team including Grant La Bounty, Chris Vassilian and Jeannette Cano. That gives him experience from four different points of view. But ultimately, we make sure one person is responsible for his success and so that he knows who he can turn to when thinking about future direction without ambiguity. This will be the second year of working with other industry partners to collaborate on meetings together so that our interns get to meet their interns and make new contacts. How do you manage your summer interns? How do you make the most of the summer for them and for your team all at the same time?
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𝐈𝐍𝐂𝐎𝐍 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐍𝐒 - 𝐆𝐞𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐬𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐬! 💼👩🎓👨🎓 In the summer of 2024, three students had the opportunity to dive into the fascinating world of logistics with us. As their internships were coming to an end, I asked them how they felt about their experience and what their time here was like. 🎉👏 Check out the link below to see what our interns had to say about their time at INCON! 👉 https://lnkd.in/g2ZfF2eC
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🗝️ Key Considerations for Employers and Student Interns Check out the latest article by Alexander Cumming featured in West Orlando News. Discover key considerations for employers and student interns to ensure successful internship programs. From setting clear expectations to providing valuable feedback, learn how to maximize educational benefits and protect company interests #EmploymentLaw
