Easiest/Slowest Internship I've Ever Done
Easiest/Slowest Internship I've Ever Done
Free park access Competitive pay Other employees are passionate about what they do. Employees respect you.
Little to no work. A lot of waiting around. Irrelevant work. Expected to be an intern after graduation (for a year with no benefits/sick time). Little chance of growth. Expected to ask for work or be told you should know what you are doing. Little intern events. Housing needs to be gutted; it's clear it has not been properly cleaned in years (filled with mold upon arrival).
The internship program needs a lot of improvement in the technology space. Make sure the intern teams have something for them to work on. Make the interns feel a little more appreciated. I sat around and waited for work more than I had work to do. It was clear to me there is no growth as a Software Engineer as a Cast Member at Disney. I would need to be a contractor to get any work.
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Disney Interview Experiences
Software Intern
Initial conversation with hiring manager in the form of a phone interview. It took about thirty minutes. We talked about my resume and prior experiences that were relevant to the role I was applying to.
Structural Engineer Intern
I applied for a job posting emailed from my university. I emailed my resume. After a week, I received a phone call from a manager and did a phone interview. That same day, I got a call saying that I got the job and I was the number one applicant.
Software Engineer
There was a screening call, and then I was granted the ability to schedule an interview. They canceled the interview the day before it was scheduled, saying the position was no longer needed.
Software Intern
United StatesJune 6, 2022Initial conversation with hiring manager in the form of a phone interview. It took about thirty minutes. We talked about my resume and prior experiences that were relevant to the role I was applying to.
Structural Engineer Intern
Orlando, Florida, United StatesNovember 1, 2009I applied for a job posting emailed from my university. I emailed my resume. After a week, I received a phone call from a manager and did a phone interview. That same day, I got a call saying that I got the job and I was the number one applicant.
Software Engineer
Orlando, Florida, United StatesJune 29, 2024There was a screening call, and then I was granted the ability to schedule an interview. They canceled the interview the day before it was scheduled, saying the position was no longer needed.
