Business Tips: Listen Up Interns

Business Tips: Listen Up Interns

Awesome Tip: Listen Up Interns



INTERNS IT’S NOT ABOUT WHAT YOU’RE GOING TO LEARN IT’S ABOUT WHO YOU’RE GOING TO MEET. INTERNSHIPS AND NETWORKING ARE ALL ABOUT MAKING HUMAN CONNECTIONS, IT’S THE PEOPLE THAT MATTER.

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24 Replies to “Business Tips: Listen Up Interns”

  1. Networking is key. Good manners go a long way. Especially speaking to the opposite gender. If you're a man, listen closely to the women that you work with, make frequent eye contact, they will admire your dedication in being a person that gives them an interpersonal regard. Ask them how to do things properly. This demonstrates that you respect their experience and knowledge.

  2. We hope our media internship teaches more than networking. Recent successes include a cameraman at The Masters for CBS who started with us each summer when just 12. Another actor intern just got featured in several national tv adverts and a music video that just busted 30 million views in just one week. We aim high ;- Thanks Gary V !!

  3. I know its a dumb question but what is the benefit of maximizing your relationships in office during internship?
    I mean no one will hire me cuz i'm student of microbiology and doing internship in engineering dept with water treatment team.

  4. Hi Gary.
    I just started my second internship and I have to totally agree with you. I learned that intern has to get skills or connections or both and if not then he or she has to relize that the company dont have anything to offer to an intern maybe they most likely dont have anyhting to offer to new employee.

  5. I got my marketing internship, which was a requirement to graduate, from connections I got working in the factory part of the company. The production manager would always go through and talk to everyone, which I loved, and we would have longer conversations about college because he went to the one I was attending. Then when I needed the internship I hit him up asking if they had anything and the rest is history.

  6. Spoken like a true talentless loser. Focus on improving yourself and your skillset and showcasing your work in relevant places, and the contacts will come on their won. By the way, what has 'GaryVee' done in his life that he thinks himself poised enough to be giving this bullshit advice to the masses?

  7. Love this one, Gary – thank you. Im not particularly advanced in my career, but I have a job that people think is cool (for a good company). I get asked about how to get the most out of an internship, how to interview,how to advance in a career. My answer is always some version of: Find loose connections. Find a connection between what you currently do and what you'd like to do. Then give the people involved a reason to engage with you.

  8. I am working somewhere right now where everyone has their heads down, they don't respond to friendly conversations, people hate their jobs… I even had someone directly ignore my, "good morning" as we got into the elevator. Ain't nobody got time! I would rather be social and talkative than a cold person.

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