Office of Information Management Summer Intern
Office of Information Management Summer Intern
Very positive office environment. Everyone is extremely intelligent and encouraging.
The managers put a lot of responsibility on the interns to get the work done that is assigned to them. The managers are not constantly checking in on the interns to make sure they are doing their work; the interns are allowed to manage their time as long as the work is done within the given timeline.
The only con was that since it was the first year OIM had interns, the internship program had a few bugs in it, or the program seemed a bit disorganized at times.
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