Overall, a good experience, though remote work was limiting
Overall, a good experience, though remote work was limiting
- Excellent managers
- Welcoming people and teams
- Focused on your success, both internally and externally, and helping you grow
- Feel like you have meaningful work
- Lots of opportunity for networking
- Access to educational resources available to full-time IBMers
- Good pay
Large company, so hard to understand how your work fits into the bigger picture.
My internship was fully virtual, and this did make me feel like I missed out on some opportunities non-remote interns had.
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