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Out of all of my internships, the QGOV group at Qualcomm had the best experience. My boss was really attentive and made sure I got the help I needed. My project was something no one had done before in the org, so I felt like my work was really important. Socially, since QGOV is further from the rest of Qualcomm, the interns all got incredibly close. The org also puts on events separate from the company events to make sure you know the other interns. Qualcomm as a whole had a lot of fun events too, like:
- Volunteering
- Company picnics
- Speaker series
Also, yes, the surf lessons are a real perk, and they are a lot of fun!
I didn't get to really work on a team. It was more so just me and my boss, but most other interns did work on a full team.
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