2,299 Intern Reviews

"It was difficult and challenging. I would not want to continue that line of work, not because of the challenges and difficulties but because I didn't have a passion for it."

"I love working with people who respect my abilities. I dislike not getting paid."

"As an R&D Chemist, you get new challenges to face daily. Sometimes it's easy to deal with them, while sometimes it's not. But one thing I loved about the job was that the work you get is new every time and it doesn't get monotonous."

"This job position can give me lots of work experience."

"It was a temporary position, since I was a summer intern, but I thought the program was very well run. I did feel a little like I was in the way sometimes, just because the project was not ancillary, but it was a good experience."

"I love being an intern, but I also want a full time job."

"I loved Internship because my relations between the team mates was very good. And the company had very good relations with workers."

"The exposure of international students and culture is what excited me. The way of teaching or the semester course work was very different from my previous educational experience. My programming skill set was challenged and developed further. I was exposed to new technologies such as OpenGL."

"I realized that my actual interest was to be a coder after stepping into the internship program. I love the failures I had to design the application for the slot machine. I hated nothing but dark gloomy environment my cabin had."

"It's nothing I hate about being intern analyst. I loved the things I was able to learn and improve my skills in the work environment."

"What I loved about being an intern was that we were given simple and fun tasks, such as drive around in golf carts for periods of time and assess the construction site. What I hated was that we were not given a whole lot of responsibility, construction wise. What I mean by this is that since we were just entry level staff, we were not able to sit down on meeting regarding actual construction discussions."