Making your interns succeed!
summary
Intern programs run on tight 12-week timelines so prioritize onboarding that gives tiny hooks over full histories, prepare a bite-sized project that can realistically be finished and deploy to customers within the internship, and assign a mentor who reviews code, points to resources and explains org paths. Remote interns need extra prep. Successful examples include interns on a people-services team supporting over 1 billion monthly users, plus hackathons and small social events that boost retention.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:10Saras background
- 1:07Intern ambassadors
- 2:25Onboarding
- 3:50Intern project
- 5:00Solving
- 5:58Mentor
- 7:37Fun
- 9:11Internal Events
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