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Learn from experts: -How to disrespect private citizens -How not to obey no Trespassing signs posted on property -How to LIE and Play dumb as Sr. Managers It is a great opportunity for you to learn “from teams that just don’t care”.

"What could be so interesting about paper and film?" This question was buzzing around Raphael's head when he started his internship with us. Our mission was to answer this question for him. And we probably succeeded. In just three days, he gained many insights into the different areas of the company: from chemical technician to product inspectors, from the finished goods warehouse to quality assurance, from application technician to customer service. You can read all about what he experienced during his student internship at Sihl in his blog article: https://lnkd.in/eD9GxgTr

I am thrilled to share that I've accepted a summer 2024 internship at Freeport-McMoRan in Global Supply Chain Management! Grateful for the opportunity and excited to contribute to the company's success. 🌍🚀 #FreeportMcMoRan #internship #GlobalSupplyChainManagement

Last week Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling celebrated National Intern Day! We value and appreciate the impact our 40 plus Interns are having on the company through their projects and initiatives by using their creativity, problem solving skills, continuous improvement mindsets and academic learnings. We are thankful they chose Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling to gain their internship experience from! Having an Internship Program is an important avenue for bringing early talent into the company! The goal is to convert Interns into full-time employees upon graduation! One of the Internship Program events is a Former Intern Panel. The Panel is an excellent way to recognize the fantastic Former Interns that work for Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling as a result of their successful internships as well as showcase for the current Interns the career opportunities. Former Interns, Brendan Pasbrig, Jenna K., Eduard Zeledon and Chloe Johanson, shared their career paths, career advice, "AHA" moments and were vulnerable in sharing their biggest Intern mistakes. They turned those mistakes into learning moments! Success has been a result of thinking on their feet, taking responsibility for their actions, asking questions, stepping back to see the big picture, process improvements and keeping an open mind. Examples and guidance that will serve the current cohort of Interns very well! #2023interns #careerdevelopment #rccb #recognition #greatplacetoworkcertified #careeradvice

Considering applying for internships over the winter break? ✍️ Take advice from ACE senior Margaret Vaessen, who had an internship at Farm Credit this past semester. Through Margaret's hands-on projects and the opportunities to see firsthand the farms that Farm Credit Illinois supports, she was able to solidify her goals to work in agricultural finance📈 📉 She encourages students to take advantage of internship opportunities to find what they like and don't like because they are equally important. "Hard work lies in passion for what you are doing, so find what you are passionate about and make it work," she says. Looking for internships to apply to? Check out Handshake @ Illinois🤝 and keep up with the ACES Career Connection newsletters!

Something that sets the ag + western industry apart from other industries is the amount of internship opportunities there are that are based around events. Whether those events are livestock shows, fairs, rodeos, or conventions, there is a great opportunity for both interns and employers to gain value from an event-based internship. In this ⬇️ blog post, you will hear from industry professionals (Meg Drake Stopps, Gary Hawkes, Tyler K. Schuster) who oversee and manage different event-based internships hopefully encouraging you to think about creating an internship for your next event! https://lnkd.in/gniqVksU

#Didyouknow that many of our interns continue their career with New Pig and become full-time employees? We are thrilled to introduce you to Justin, who started his New Pig journey as an intern. Q: Where did you go to school? A: Penn State Altoona Q: Why did you decide to intern with New Pig? A: I had heard nothing but good things about New Pig. I knew several people that had worked here already, and I knew if I got the opportunity, I would try my best to take full advantage of it. Q: What about New Pig made you want to become a full-time employee? A: The culture and people were everything I was looking for in a full-time job. Also, I was doing real and meaningful work the first week I got here. A lot of times people think in internships you will be doing the boring work others do not want, that was far from the case here and that really stuck out to me. Overall, everyone was very welcoming and supportive! Q: What is your favorite part of your job? A: I could go on for days about my favorite part of my job, but I will keep it short. One is, no day is the same and I really enjoy that. Two, I have gotten to meet so many great people throughout my time here so far. Lastly, the people I work with are so great, and it makes it very enjoyable coming to work every day. Q: What do you enjoy doing in your free time? A: I love to hang out with family and friends, play sports and sell & collect vintage clothing.