Introduction to the Company On my first day I was surprised when I was brought to this huge company as an intern. At the beginning I definitely had no ideas what should I do and was a little bit nervous. But after a while when I got what should I do I felt comfortable. The colleagues that I worked with were very nice and helpful.
The tasks and projects that I was assigned to were very interesting. I had to read, learn, and work on EVMS and control accounts. At the beginning, I noticed that the work and communication was done very fast. This was a great opportunity for me to learn because I had little knowledge of EVMS and after I did my projects I learned a lot about EVMS.
Overall my introduction with the company went really well. The
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The Rockwell business units became a supplementary and secondary of Boeing, named Boeing North American, Inc. In August 1997, Boeing combined and unites into with McDonnell Douglas in a US$13 billion stock swap under the name The Boeing Company. The company’s vision is divided into three different areas which are:
Strategies, Core competencies, and Values. Examples for strategies are, deliver customer value, lead with innovation, leverage global strength. Examples for core competencies are, detailed customer knowledge and focus, technical and functional excellence, lean global enterprise. Examples for values are integrity, quality, safety, trust and respect, and stakeholder success.
Daily Tasks and Activities During my internship in the company, I have worked on multiple tasks, projects and activities. My projects and activities can be divided into daily tasks that involved office work, and the lab tours and meetings.
Projects
During my internship in the company, I had been assigned to work on a couple of projects and activities. My specific projects consisted of the following:
Earned Value Management System (EVMS) In this section I am going to explain what I’ve
My internship experience proved to be valuable in terms of exposure and knowledge. Attending the M-1 Rail Community Advisory Council meetings were very rewarding. I was able to observe and interact with the public on their thoughts about M-1 Rail. The internship has taught me that it is important to learn how to demonstrate professionalism but courteous behavior at all times. My internship has definitely given me a better understanding of my skill, but most importantly, I’ve come to learn that I am not alone. This job has taught me that almost everybody is in my same position. Thanks to my I know that if I continue to work hard things will fall into place. Being my first position in an office atmosphere, I didn’t know exactly what to expect.
However, most of the assignments focused on the contract project. This is because the project objectives of the internship focused on contract review. The objective was to analyze contracts, improve the budget and fiduciary compliance, and propose solutions of best practices based on Joint Commissions standards to reduce contract leakage. The contract project was based on reviewing and evaluating contracts based on best practices of joint commission standards. The budget control project emphasized the importance of managing costs, improving budgets, and fiduciary compliance. My personal objectives were to learn as much information as possible, understand the standards of Joint Commission and contracts, and be able to create contracts on my
I had set some goals for my internship- to earn experience from it, to earn 3 credits from it, to learn to work in the team, to gain confidence, and gain valuable understanding of the accounting field and will be able to better grasp the things how my coursework is preparing me to enter my chosen career and to strengthen my CV.
My experience includes employee training, technical assistance, and program assessment, design, development, and implementation. In addition to this experience, my responsibilities in current and previous positions include internship recruitment
What was missing or disappointing, if anything, about this internship? What was especially rewarding and educational?
Over the first month of my new internship, I had the opportunity to work on new projects and experience many new things. For instance, my supervisor gave me the responsibility of inventing a new program for the Superdome. When the idea was presented and approved, I then was in charge of creating the marketing campaign. The new program was to introduce the idea of having a company picnic or company outing at the Superdome to large corporations. They would be able to rent out the entire Dome, 80,000 square feet of field space, as well as a party room and outdoor fields to use for their employees and employees’ families.
The projects that were given to me to complete during the internship gave me extra time and practice to become more familiar with Microsoft Office. I taught myself or learned from my colleagues, new ways of utilizing Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. If I ran into the issue of being unsure how to do something, I would take to time to figure it out or ask someone around me. I discovered that I didn’t have to hurry and rush to complete the projects. Instead, I could take the time to learn new or different
This internship experience has enhanced my personal development such as my communication skills, organizational skills, and time management. My communication skills have improved
Demonstrate what you got out of the internship and how you can apply to other work.
I had a paid internship at the Boys and Girls club which I really enjoyed. I consider it to be my first real job experience which came with great responsibilities. I had to get there on time and complete my task. The main thing I had to do was to look out for the kids no matter where I was located. I helped out in the game room, library, gymnasium, cafeteria and occasionally in the offices. In the game room I would either pass out the games, walk around supervising the kid and sometimes help organize tournaments for the kids to participate in. At the gymnasium I helped pass out equipment and made sure the kids were involved in the activity being done at the time. Every time i walked into the cafeteria I had to wash my hands before helping prepare
Three task areas outlined in my individual internship agreement include Craft Training and Skills, Project Planning and Scheduling, and Estimating.
The internship will end on the 13th of March 2015 which will earn me 3 credit hours with a minimum of 120 hours. I was required to complete a set of task given by the organization in order to complete my internship, on the first day of internship, because it was still during the Chinese New Year week, and that my co-supervisor Ms.Siew who was the counsellor I supposed to be working with, was on leave. I was given a simpler task of updating the organization database of all the people who had work or volunteered with AWAM. On the following day my supervisor Ms. Emily, briefed me about a task she wanted me to help her with which includes creating an excel document for the staff member’s year 2014 leave report and to check if the number’s adds up with the hard copy that was provided. On the third day of my internship is when I was introduced to the task I was eventually supposed to be doing throughout my internship. I was transferred to the counselling service room also known as the TELENITA room, where I was supposed to work with counsellors and legal aid
The first project I got was to update US region multi-function printers forecast data and write the forecast report after data analysis. Thanks to the previous internship
Throughout the internship I grew in a tremendous amount of ways. Because this was my first research experience, I had a hard time adjusting to all the different duties of being in a lab. As the time progressed, I embraced all the duties I
In the middle of 1990’s, Boeing began its plan of acquisitions and in 1996 it paid $3.2 billion for the aerospace and defense holdings of Rockwell International which was responsible for the Space shuttle and International Space Station programs, as well as activities in launch systems, rocket engines, missiles, satellites and military airplanes. Furthermore, in 1997 Boeing completed a $14 billion acquisition of McDonnell Douglas which was the world’s number three maker of commercial aircraft. The acquisition