It was a phone interview. The interviewer asked several questions about skills and background. They also mentioned a few duties that may be performed and capabilities to perform those duties.

It was advertised as a "tech internship", but my vibe was that it was only loosely associated with the IT field.

I did manage to get out of the interviewer that most of the "tech internships" were actually quality assurance. Which, unless it's software quality assurance, I'm not too sure how that benefits someone looking to work in the IT field.

I was a lot more interested in programming as opposed to checking boxes on a random "quality assurance" sheet. It's probably not a bad job, but I doubt the legit tech aspects I was looking for really exist.

Can you work with Excel?

Are you comfortable making $11.00/hour and working in downtown Detroit?

What exactly does this internship consist of?