236 Marketing Intern Reviews

"Got to learn a lot of new things and had fun doing it."

"I loved the autonomy of my job and the ability to work with others in filling content for the website. I did wish there was an opportunity for me to work full time because I felt I really could have excelled at the position and learned a great deal more."

"It teaches me different skills and opens my eyes to possible career paths."

"Obviously, being a marketing intern is not an endgame position. However, it does allow for a wealth of building experience, and I have enjoyed learning all that I have."

"It was great having the freedom to promote the Museum the way I felt would be best. I was given the opportunity to create a Museum Twitter page, and ended up being able to promote events and exhibits to the locals and visitors."

"My title is marketing intern, but I don't really do any effective marketing. It is more clerical than anything, maintaining partner databases and information. It would be more rewarding if I could have more of an impact on the company than I currently do."

"Working with great brands, setting up events, help recruiting brand reps and hiring them for work. Creating and thinking of my own ideas that made a positive impact on the campaigns."

"Balancing an internship with a part-time job and full course load was a bit difficult. I certainly had to learn better time-management, and quickly. Overall though, I gained some insight in the design field and picked up new skills in special software."

"The greatest challenge of this position was jumping between marketing and editing, but it gave me a great appreciation of both fields. I came to understand the interconnected relationship between marketing strategy and creative execution. There is value in video that I had never seen before; it can convey and capture emotion. GENERATIONS Cinemastories was fantastic about investing in their business and communicating their message to the public through networks and quality promotional materials."