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Prudential Financial Prudential 🎉Celebrating our amazing interns at Prudential!🎉 Their energy, creativity, and dedication have brought fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to our firm. One of the highlights of this internship season has been the go-to-songs shared by our interns in their videos. Music has a way of bringing people together, and these songs have certainly added a fun and lively rhythm to their workdays! 🎵 #InternshipExperience #PrudentialInterns #FutureLeaders #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #Innovation #Teamwork #Leadership #InternshipOpportunities #CelebratingAchievements #WorkplaceCulture #LearningAndDevelopment #CareerJourney #NextGenerationLeaders #Empowerment #Success #GrowthMindset #Diversity #Inclusion #InternLife #InternGoals #NationalInternDay

Every internship has its challenges. One of my first tasks at Elevation Pictures was to find a way to bring 50 cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon and 70 bottles of Miller High Life to the office for a party. All I had? The company card and my Jansport backpack. To minimize company costs, I walked over to the LCBO. Evelyn, a senior associate there, kindly gave me permission to use an LCBO trolley to transport the drinks to the office. The problem? The 70 bottles of Miller High Life took up the entire trolley. I’d have to make a second trip for the PBRs. This was a setback I hadn’t planned for, but every internship has its challenges. All in all, it took me 30 minutes to get all 120 beers into the office and into the fridge. Here’s what I learned: 🔹 TALK TO PEOPLE. Without Evelyn’s help, it would’ve taken me at least 10 more minutes to transport all those beers to the office. 🔹 BE READY TO IMPROVISE. Flexibility can turn a tough beer run into a manageable one. 🔹 EMBRACE THE CHALLENGE. Every beer run is an opportunity to learn and grow. Internships are full of unexpected tasks, but they teach you resourcefulness and resilience.

This blog is great summary of how the Scout internship instilled collaboration and connections! Great job to all the interns on their capstone presentations (and for answering all my questions 😉)!!!

He’s Back! Isaac’s 1st day back was great as expected! Look for updates on our commercial real estate adventures, findings, deals and more over the next couple of months! Find out more 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 #internship #commercialrealestate #retailleasing #retailsales ABSTRACT Commercial Real Estate

This video features two students from SPU engineering and computer science. Well done!

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!

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One of our interns last year asked me a good question: what bad habit did you overcome that helped you most professionally? Frankly, it was hard to choose! Learning from mistakes has become somewhat of a specialty. But the first bad habit that came to mind was this: Worrying. Usually starting around 2am. I do that much less now. In fact, hardly ever. Thankfully, someone a while back enlightened me to the phrase “worrying makes you suffer twice” – and that clicked. Work hard, sure. Do your best, of course. Seek help when needed, absolutely! But if you’ve done all that, worrying isn’t going to get you extra credit. Especially in the middle of the night. There’s more than enough to puzzle out during daylight hours, so give yourself some grace and save 2am for sleep. As we welcome this year's summer interns, I want to be prepared with some other good answers. What bad habit have you dropped over the years? Leave me a comment 👇

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Hey 👋🏾 Bestie! Internship tip for small business owners: Partner with your local school districts to find amazing interns for your business. Shoutout to Garden Grove Unified School District and Vital Link for hosting the Summer Internship Culmination Breakfast! #InternshipTips #SmallBusinessAdvice