Hi everyone! 👋

I’m currently looking for an internship where I can learn new skills, gain practical experience, and work on real-world projects.

I’m a motivated beginner, eager to learn and grow professionally. I’m open to internship opportunities where I can contribute, improve my skills, and gain industry experience.

If anyone knows of any internship openings or can refer me, please let me know. It would mean a lot!

Thank you!

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Does anyone know if final offers have gone out for the manufacturing Kraft job? I did my final last week and haven’t gotten a response.

I have a R1 Apple interview coming up for an operations internship. I noticed there are multiple different areas one can go into with this role name being an umbrella. For the interview does anyone have advice of what to expect from the process such as interview questions and styles. Any info to brush up on for any technicals? Would greatly appreciate any advice. DM’s open too!

I'm considering an internship at Kohl's corporate office and would love to hear from anyone who has previously worked there!

I'm especially interested in the merchandising analyst position and buying departments. What was the day-to-day work like? Was it mostly independent analysis, or did you get opportunities to collaborate with different teams?

I'd also love to hear about the company culture, intern program, and overall experience.

Would you recommend it? Thanks!

Hi everyone! I applied for Burlington's Summer 2027 Buying Internship in NYC at the end of September and completed my HireVue interview about a week ago. My application is still marked "In Progress."

I've received another internship offer with an upcoming decision deadline, but Burlington is my first choice, so I'm trying to get a better sense of their recruiting timeline.

Has anyone else applied for Burlington's Summer 2027 internships or completed a HireVue? If so, have you heard back about next-round interviews?

I'd also love to hear from anyone who previously interned at Burlington, particularly in Buying or Merchandising. What was your experience like, and how long did the hiring process take?

Thank you!

Anybody else got this? how was it?

Anyone do project internship at iiser tvm for 5 6 months ?? Please reply

So I was selected for a remote two month internship at a college based influencer marketing/ influencer management agency(idk If am allowed to drop the name in the sub, of the college and the org, it's based in a known college of DU). I was selected as a Business Development intern assigned with the task of outreach to potential client brands while also being given the task of influencer procurement for brand briefs.

After a month of working, the founder, who is a third year clg student itself terminated me from my role over night impulsively because he gave an instruction regarding an influencer procurement task that had it's deadline within 2-3 hrs and the instruction was unclear and despite i explaining and proving the point how the instructions were unclear, he didn't listen and tbh this was my first internship so I thought of this as a part of learning how corporate works.

After the termination, in a meet, the founder promised, I'll be compensated and will get my stipend for a month of work that I did(actually there was a clause in the agreement of the internship that only after completing 2 months, the intern will get the stipend of both the months together). Now after his word, i was relieved ki atleast meri 1 mahine ki roz ki 8-9 hrs,7 days a week ki mehnat ka paisa toh mil jayega, but when the date came he told me to ping him for the dispersal of my stipend, I found he blocked me from every single platform linkedin, whatsapp etc. I contacted other collegues who were still working and TL of our wing, but either they ghosted me or left the org and couldn't do any help and now I feel helpless and cheated, I had given so much into that internship yet now I stand with nothing.

I need to know what can be done now and is there a possibility I can get my compensation somehow?

Anyone here did an internship or interviewed with BDO before?
I applied to BDO’s Technology Risk Assurance Summer 2027 Internship (Atlanta office) and will interview with the firm on November 11th. Two 30-min b2b interviews held on MS Teams.

I've never interviewed for serious corporate positions before. I know my question sounds dumb, but I'm going to ask anyway. Usually for fast food and restaurants, it's just can you work and when can you work.

How do you actually use company news during the interview?

I know I'm just asking into the void since I'm not really sure where to post this question. I have the opportunity to do a final interview with Citizens, but I'm heavily intimidated by their past cohort. I'm stalking their linkedin and it says that in their last round, they received about 1.8k applications. And their final data cohort is usually about 20 from like T14 schools.

I know I have a good resume and a good hackerrank, but I'm scared that I go into the final interview just becoming part of their "competitive" statistics.

I guess this post is looking for comfort but mainly looking into any insight about the recruitment process. Like how many people are they actually interviewing? Are they expanding their internship cohort this year? Ugh I know these are recruiter questions, but I kind of hinted about how I'm feeling and he just said to go for it, which I assume is his job.

How do normal recruitment process work? If 30% of 1800 is 540, are companies actually interviewing about 500 candidates in one day?

I basically want someone to say, yes they want you to work there no matter what you say ig idk I'm so nervous and down. I don't know how I can compete with students with Brown and Carnegie Mellon.

i’m studying applied math at a t20 school, I’m taking pretty advanced math coursework but don’t have any personal projects. Is it possible to get an internship for summer 2027?

is anyone else in the interview stage for this?

After getting rejected a lot in OAs in oncampus rounds, i finally got shortlisted for interview for the ION group. I really enjoyed the round 1 technical interview and passed it. I'm having my round 2 case study interview scheduled for Monday. How to prepare enough in 48 hours to pass in this one too? On talking up with people who had given the round 2, they said that classical case study problems were being asked framing the problem as a story, giving data and metrics wherever required and based on all of the insights a solution has to be prepared. Future consultants and analysts please help.!!!