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First internship programme that I have seen that delivers so much to young people preparing for the world of work. The video from TelevisaUnivision shows interns getting first hand experience of working in a large, fast paced organisation. I think it's a great example of what successful internship programmes look like. Do you know of any similar programmes in UK businesses? #employeeengagement #motivation #learninganddevelopment

Interns: The best 5 minutes you can spend before leaving! It's feedback season! With internships coming to a close, make sure you leave with a clear idea of how you performed. Talk to your supervisors, team leaders, and peers. Also, take some time to reflect on your experience. 📌 Did you enjoy it? 📌 What did you learn? 📌 Did you feel valued? 📌 Was the environment good for growth? These are the important questions to consider as you wrap up the summer. The answers to these questions will help you develop in the future. __________ I post weekly content to help college students and young pros be successful. If that's you, welcome aboard Jerah Reeves

Curious to know what our interns have been up to? 👀 They're already halfway through their internship program and have made fantastic progress so far! 🚀 From brainstorming creative ideas to executing their development, let's take a look at all that they've accomplished! ⭐➡ #CreativeChaosInternshipProgram

@Celonis wanted to showcase their internships in an authentic way that only the interns themselves could have done. By giving interns the power to film themselves, while sticking to a shot list-format, they were able to do just that. #iphonevideoproduction #videoproduction #productvideos #marketingstrategy #contentstrategy #employerbranding

Interns have huge value... ...if you let them! As an elder millennial, I only ever heard of interns fetching coffee and making copies whilst growing up, and that's the impression I think most people of similar age had of internships. Times have definitely changed and thank goodness for that! Yesterday we had our third annual Intern Showcase where several of our amazing interns spoke about the impactful projects they have been working on this summer. These are projects that will really benefit our business and I'm just loving what internships can be when you have a well-structured program that looks to benefit both interns AND the company. Its also important to me that they are given an opportunity to not only share their work, but to be able to build their presentation skills to a wide audience of senior leadership - this is why I and my virtual coffee hour co-chair launched this showcase three years ago. We wanted to make sure that our incredible interns felt supported and engaged with the rest of their fellow employees, making it a valuable summer for everyone. Who else has had a less-than-stellar internship experience when starting out? Do you see the same changes I see in today's internship programs?

As we continue to guide our summer interns, some of our team began reflecting on their own internship experiences. We’re curious how other seasoned professionals would answer this question: If you could do your internship over again, what would you do differently? Please join the conversation and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Interns! We're around halfway through the summer, which means it's the perfect time to do a bit of a progress check for your internship. Here a few helpful questions to ask yourself: 1. How am I trending on my major projects? Have I communicated progress and shared major wins/highlights as they've been accomplished? 2. How have I expanded my network? Have I connected with most of the people on my team? What about beyond my team? Have I branched out to other areas of the business that interest me to learn more? 3. What is my personal brand right now within the team/company and is it where I want it to be? With only a few weeks left, how can I continue to build my brand and leave an impression as I prepare to wrap up my internship? 4. Have I made a meaningful effort thus far to connect with my fellow interns? Am I building my peer network? These weeks can fly, so be sure to constantly check in with yourself to measure progress and impact!

Cheers to our 𝐀𝐈𝐌 𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐬 as they wrap up their incredible 4-month internship journey with us! We're immensely grateful for their valuable contributions and insights. Now, let the countdown for 𝐀𝐈𝐌 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒 begin! #Anticipate #Ideate #Manage

Attention, incoming summer interns! We’ve reached out to leaders across Koch, including those who were once interns themselves, to gather advice just for you. Today, we’re sharing insights from our Vice President of Human Resources, Cara Chennault-Reid. She shares three tips as you prepare for your internship: • Ask questions • Embrace the journey • Understand and apply Principle Based Management™ With these tips in mind, we’re excited to see how you’ll use your unique skills and abilities to shape your paths.