Intel

• Flexible schedules. As long as you get your work done, you have a lot of freedom in regards to hours, days off, and spare time.

• Benefits. You get free medical, dental, and vision insurance, which is very helpful in cutting medical costs.

• Exposure. You'll work on real projects, not just grunt work that higher-ups don't want to do. I got a lot of valuable career experience working for Intel, and my manager went out of her way to see that I learned as much as possible during my internship.

• Friendly environment. Most people are always willing to help and are very friendly.

Experience depends on your manager/team.

I've heard people have negative experiences under different managers, but most of them are friendly and will help you achieve your goals for the internship.

Keep it up; try to make sure that all your interns are happy under their managers.