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That was exactly what i needed to hear🥲😇 Thanks for sharing your experiences.🥰

Loved the personal experiences you shared. It’s nice to know others have been in the same boat.

This video is super helpful for someone like me who's just starting out. I never thought about networking in such a way before.

The advice about alternative options besides internships is really refreshing. I didn’t realize there were so many ways to build my experience.

I wonder if using tools like ResuBot is better than just using Google Docs for resumes? Anyone have thoughts on that?

Great tips on where to find opportunities. I've been feeling lost and this gives me a clearer direction.

Thank you!

Super helpful! Thank you 😊

I'm a non-US citizen Health Science (B.S) student at an online American university. I want to find a paid internship in US that is health related but all I can find are for tech and finance students. Could you please help me with this?

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Thank you for this video, started my internship three weeks ago and I've honestly felt lost. No communication with my manager on things I'm expected to do, often found myself dwindling on-site.

great advice! love the vid

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I'm also a washington husky! Thanks for sharing this insightful video!

when should you start applying?

♥️thank you

I hate being the only intern at my department. My manager has a quite free vibe on the rest of the employees meaning ppl do things their own way. This means, as an intern, I’m getting shxt from everyone for doing sth in ways that others have taught me. Also, strict rules only apply to interns so when I do things the way my supervisors do them, I get shxt from my manager.

Waow so helpful thank you so much

Hi Alexis - really great video! Can we share it with students on our website?

Becoming rich or successful only requires high income skills, once you learn a skill, money will follow you. based on my own experience.. a fellow creator.... BTW, thanks I have enjoyed watcing this video==.,.

I love your video. Please make more videos like this.

Do u need a resume, when trying to get an intership at 16..just for experience purposes

thank you so much!

Hey Alexis I just wanted to say thank you for the insight as I got a lot go good information regarding how to seem more applicable for entry level internships that do not require experience.

This video is great and nice tips too! If you're looking for a work from home internship, consider applying at The Interns Hub: theiithub.com/

Thank you for Alexis for inspiring me to also share my experiences in my videos ❤️

Hello I’m currently a freshman at UF and I feel like I really don’t have a lot of experience and my peers do, I just really hope I can get opportunities

if anyone is interested in applying for a virtual internship working in marketing. you can watch videos about Internship in The Interns Hub YT Channel here: ua-cam.com/users/TheIITHub. UA-camUA-cam

The ,,nos" are not the defining factors of your value. You are and sound knowledgeable. Kudos

I can’t wait to start my journey. Love this video because it shows every step during a normal day. Thank you.

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For those wanting to go into specifically healthcare, lots of hospitals (even mine in the middle of nowhere in a small town) offer job shadowing!!!

Thanks for the content! This was a helpful video.

I have a question, were the people you worked with nice?

Thank you for making this video. You're like a mentor! I'm going to an interview for an internship tomorrow and I hope it goes well. I don't feel 100% prepared, but I feel more prepared for the internship itself now and I know some questions to ask in the interview. I just need to study some interview tips. I'm not sure if I will get this internship, but I hope so! If I did mock interviews and more preparation, I could feel more confident going into this interview, but I did do a real interview a few weeks ago. I didn't get that internship, but I still learned from doing that interview what I would expect. There were probably a lot of factors leading to who they choose for the internship. The last place I interviewed at is my college and they were looking for one student. They prioritize people who are graduating sooner. Maybe I didn't get the internship because I was nervous in the interview, or it was some other things outside my control like how I'm not graduating till next spring. I should stay positive because they can only accept one applicant and me not getting the internship doesn't mean that I did something wrong or I am not qualified. My friend reminded me I am smart and have the requirements for the internship and he says I will do fine.

By "recruit" at 9:40, do you mean applying for more jobs at different companies?

To summarize: 1. Setting clear objectives and expectations for employers and yourself. What are your employers looking for in a successful intern? Don’t just assume. 2. Check in weekly with your supervisor. 3. Ask questions! Try to solve the problem yourself at first, but ask questions if you get stuck. 4. Set up coffee chats with the people on your team. 5. Participate in company events! Professional, social, workshops, etc. 6. Set daily, weekly, and overall summer goals. Have a to-do list for your summer. (time will fly, own your time!) 7. Be open to criticism, show a growth mindset. 8. Show your enthusiasm! Positive mindset! 9. Identify what you don’t like about the internship. 10. Aim to get a return offer! +1 I would also add researching the people you’re working with so that you are well-versed in who’s who. Being prepared beforehand makes networking so much easier. Thank you for this video!

Love this glad I found your channel ❤️

could you share the google doc with us please?

Quick question, I got accepted to an internship for tax and audit for a gov job, however they want me to work there for 3 years on contract. The thing is it’s a scary commitment and I haven’t even taken any tax or audit classes, I’m also barely transferring to a university. My gut tell me I should not sign it, but my brain tells me that it can be an opportunity, please help ❤️

Yes,being paid is wonderful but becoming proficient in a field of study is money in the Bank.

You need experience get an internship?Isnt that what internship is for since entry level job these days still require couple years of experience?Basically internship are the new entry level job lol.

The best opportunity to get an internship is all about "who you know". If you know how to play golf, you're guaranteed to get internships. I've been getting young people internships because I know them and referred them to other colleagues in different companies. Sending out resumes is pretty much useless.

Thank you for this video! It was informative, realistic, and I liked the encouragement at the end of the video.

I've started internship already for a month now and i am still questioning what should i do for the next move, my performances, and what i did is it enough or what? And i think ur video is very helpfull🙏

thank you so much for the motivation!

Awesome advice your video really encouraged me to keep trying to network. I do have a question though I know you said it may be rude to mention that you are interested in a position first when connecting on Linkedin, but what if I said something like I'm interested in the internship and I noticed we went to the same college so I wanted to know your experience with the company is that still a bad way to put it?

Hey! What would you advise to do for preparation?

Anyone currently working for a remote internship that provides certification after successful completion of the term?

thank you for this information