Internship Report On Skid Internship

Perlin recounts that most internships are filled with less than fulfilling fun work such as errands and clean up duty. This seems to provoke outrage and bitterness on his behalf. On this point I have to say that I agree and disagree with him. In the case of my internship I worked on some things that furthered my skill set, but mostly on administrative reporting and lists of media contacts. However, I have to say that as far as tales of workplace hardships go, mine were not particularly horrible. There is boring work that is necessary for all businesses to succeed and who better to do it than the lowest man on the totem pole - the guy who doesn’t have the skills to do anything else and has yet to earn the privilege of doing more important work. Yes, I ran errands and mostly did the repetitive work of compiling administrative reports and media lists. This was the basis that must be laid if there is to

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.

Although this internship was great and I loved the majority of it, there were times where not everything would make sense to me. When those times came Sandie was generally very helpful and able to help me. When she was not around another member of the staff would generally help. There were a few times where there was nobody to ask a question to and I just had to try to figure it out on my own. One of those times happened when I had to use a fat loss monitor at the gym for the partner up challenge. I had never used the one here before and did not know exactly how it worked. I did not realize that I was going to be doing it on my own at the time either so I was not as prepared as I should have been. It took ten minutes to figure out how to work the machine and that one of them was broken. I felt unprofessional and I am sure I looked unprofessional as well. In the end everything turned out well, but at the time it was quite difficult because nobody was around to help and I was stuck trying to figure it out. This is one place better communication from everyone, including me, would have helped this troubling situation resolve easier.

I started my internship with the De Pere Area Chamber of Commerce in the first week of June. Beginning my internship I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had ideas about what I was going to be doing, but wasn’t sure. Whether the task was big or small I knew I wanted to contribute.

The field of Information technology has been around for quite some time now. The field has matured and is now able to handle the millions of users that interact with various businesses or governments through their websites. I am applying for the city of Boca Raton Internship in Information Technology because I want a career in web and network functions. I believe the Information Technology internship as it applies in government setting will be invaluable to me in gaining experience .

After working with multiple campaigns this summer, my personal and professional growth in the field of political science has increased significantly. The opportunities that have come to fruition through my time and commitment to these individuals running for political office have changed my outlook on the political process. It takes a lot of groundwork to efficiently connect with voters, even in a state that is perceived to vote in one direction. After researching multiple perspectives and salient points, it is clear that there is no substitute for the internship experience when it comes to first hand knowledge of any type of work.

Each internship opportunity provided a different learning experience and helped expose me to a contrasting career option. My goal was to experience the calming yet thrilling feeling that my sisters described when they went to work everyday. On the third day of my sixth internship, my manager at the Depositary Trust & Clearing Corporation informed me that the building was on mandatory lockdown due to a breach in their settlement system and we could not leave until the issue was resolved. I sat at work for over fifteen hours listening to our team work together to solve this issue and as my boss explained the circumstances, that was occurring I realized that I was experiencing that calming yet thrilling feeling that I’ve been searching

I am very excited for the opportunity to apply for the 400-Level Internship at the Hospital

At the beginning of this internship, I did not know what to expect. It was the first time I was going into a professional work place and a professional setting every day. Therefore, my expectations were based on my assumptions of an internship that I have observed through the media and the opinions of other students.

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.

I started my internship on 3/25/2015 at Sweet Magnolia Senior Center Located in Coney Island Brooklyn. My first day wasn’t so bad or nerve racking at all. Some of the senior watched me grow up in the neighborhood. I love working with the elderly. This wouldn’t be my first time but it was a little different from what I do at work. In my HSS 214 class, I was the go to person when it comes to seniors citizens. The elderly population have many issue that they shouldn’t such as their lack of resources. On my first day I was in a different section of the center using my knowledge as a program coordinator to help create a stronger and well put program for the staff to

My discomfort with the internship must have shown through, she asked me to meet with a couple of people from the Internship and Career Center. Everyone I met there was very supportive and allowed me to see this internship wasn’t suited for me. This was a moment of realization for me; I hadn’t been able to leave the internship because the people I met thru it were so supportive of me. This is something my parents don’t show directly, they merely scold me for bad grades, which isn’t bad, but I wasn’t able to talk to them about my problems. I, at this point, had to have oral surgery to remove my wisdom teeth and took the weekend off, only after working extra during the week to make up for it and booking seven thousand dollars. The next week I had two programming project correction I needed to do for ECS40 with my partner and I knew I wouldn’t be able to finish them if I didn’t work on the weekend. I asked for Memorial Day’s weekend off and was told I couldn’t take it as it was the biggest weekend to sell of the internship, but I insisted that I really needed it. One of the VP’s contacted me later that week telling me to get work in because I hadn’t worked for two weeks and was slacking off. However, I had booked jobs the previous week, and I had only not worked for that

Throughout my time interning for Wayne County Economic Development Corporation I spent many of my opening hours in a office doing research, analyzing data, writing memos, creating the entire system of how the corporation organizes and shares information, along with sitting in on meetings ranging from development of parcels to legal matters. From the beginning my supervisor continuously stated that this is a learning process and that he had hired all three interns to instill and familiarize us to what world is like outside of school classrooms and the library. After a few weeks on getting to individually know each intern I was selected for a special work load that only I would be sanctioned to work on to see my potential, as I was informed.

In the beginning of the semester, I started my internship with Divisional Clerk’s Office, at the Rhode Island 6th District Courthouse. Before starting my internship, I thought I was just going to be doing normal intern work such as running errands for my supervisor or basic work around the office. When I met with my head supervisor Nick, he asked me what I wanted to gain most from this internship and what I wanted to learn. My main interests were learning about how the court system worked, how the court keeps track of everyones records, and to learn techniques and strategies from the different lawyers who came into the court room. After the first week, my supervisor decided to give me an assignment he thought I would like a lot. He told me to go up to court and sit in on arraignment court for the entire morning to see how I liked it. He told me to observe and follow along with everything going on and come back to him with a few cases I found to be interesting. This was just what I wanted and needed because it helped me learn all about how the court system worked and required me to pay full attention because I had to report back to him once I came back into the office. Along with this assignment, he also made me do many other things throughout my time in the office that have really

I had always been interested to work in a bank as banks jobs were always viewed as being prestigious and secured. Moreover, a structured approach is followed by banks in terms of giving promotions; therefore career growth becomes more transparent and faster. Working as an intern in the branch gave me insight into a how jobs and procedures take place in branch banking. I have seen how different operations are carried out in each department by each individual officer systematically.