The opportunity to try out different projects in different departments and learn the work ethic of my co-workers.
What I wish was different
The length could be a bit longer!
Advice
Be proactive on networking and learning the coporate culture and the work ethic there. Good luck :)
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Business Development and Sales Intern
June - August 2017 • Seattle, WA
What I liked
I was the only intern so I had a ton of freedom to job shadow any department I wanted
What I wish was different
Wish there was more structure to the internship, I had to be incredibly proactive if I didn’t want to sit at a desk doing nothing all day
Advice
Get ready to be uncomfortable! Ask questions along the way and just be yourself even when it seems awkward
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Industrial Engineer
May 2017 • Lexington, KY
What I liked
I am actually involved in several important processes at UPS. The staff is great to work with. The job is pretty relaxed for the most part, and I get to learn aspects of engineering that aren't taught in class.
What I wish was different
I wish my hours were a little earlier in the day.
Advice
Be involved in everything you can, and try to learn how all aspects of the company work together. Don't be afraid to ask questions, or to get help when you aren't quite sure how to do something on your own.
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Financial information systems intern
May - August 2017 • Atlanta, GA
What I liked
I loved the culture there and how everyone was so welcoming. They really want to develop their interns and challenge them to new heights.
What I wish was different
I wish I had a little bit of more training with the technical things I worked on there. It was a nice challenge, but at time very difficult to catch up to speed with what I was doing.
Advice
Use your time wisely! Internships are a great way to get job offers while still in college. Show that you have the determination and learn as much as you can. It can also help you gain other opportunities. I earned two more job offers from two different companies the following semester when I returned to school due to this internship.
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Operations Supervisor
September 2016 • West Columbia, SC
What I liked
Good pay and good hours
What I wish was different
Work-Life balance is nonexistent
Advice
This positions was not an internship but is a job. If you need time to study for school and want to have a decent social life, do not take this position.
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Package H
May - August 2018 • State College, PA
What I liked
I liked that the job fit well for me. The hours also fit my schedule well.
What I wish was different
I wish I didn't have to commute so far at such odd hours of the night.
Advice
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Preloader
August 2017 • Wyoming, MI
What I liked
Steady/consistent hours and schedule, good pay, and tuition reimbursement program.
What I wish was different
It can be difficult to adjust to the early start times.
Advice
Make sure you are ready physically. This is definitely a workout.
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I.S Intern
June - August 2018 • Timonium, MD
What I liked
I was able to learn new techniques and acquire hands-on experience using the skills I have learned in my studies.
What I wish was different
I wish I had more prior knowledge regarding software development and related business decision-making before entering the field.
Advice
Ask as many questions as you can and don’t be afraid to speak up! I learned so much more by asking to attend meetings and work alongside my peers.
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Finance & Accounting Intern
May - August 2017 • Atlanta, GA
What I liked
UPS is a great company. Great corporate structure, excellent opportunities in terms of mobility and working your way up
What I wish was different
I worked in the Finance & Accounting department of the Insurance leg of UPS (UPS Capital), and the work wasn't super rewarding. But I still worked with great people and didn't mind going into work every day.
Advice
Don't be afraid to ask questions, not just about the work you're doing but also about people's career trajectory and studies. Networking doesn't stop when you get the job!
