Fine, but not the right fit for me
Fine, but not the right fit for me
My coworkers were very helpful. I was new and had a lot of questions, and they were always very patient with me.
I can't speak to the company broadly or what it's like to be full-time, but as a co-op intern under my manager specifically, it felt like he wasn't prepared to have a co-op intern.
Tasks felt pretty spontaneous and disconnected, without a lot of teaching overall, instead of discrete projects over which I could take complete or partial ownership with advice as I went along.
Probably just different learning styles, but it wasn't for me.
Have more orientation material/programs to teach stuff to your co-ops, and maybe have some dedicated individual projects to give them ownership of.
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