Very organized internship, with training at the beginning for one and a half weeks. Work was put into production.
The team's work wasn't very exciting, but the team was great and welcoming. Company culture is somewhat intense, maybe too much so.
I'm not sure there's a lot of advice I could give to management. Keep doing the training and intern activities.
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