Category Archives: internship
How to Make the Most of “Intern Season”

With all the commotion about internship season, one has to wonder how does I go about applying for internships? For me, it was as simple as a Google search and asking for help. I Googled “Entertainment Internships Los Angeles” and clicked the first links that came up. I applied for approximately 20 internships over the next week or so, and I managed to snag one. But I didn’t make the most of it- I didn’t know how. So, how do you avoid having a less-than-spectaclar experience and learn from my mistakes? Here are 6 ways to make the most of “intern season”… 
The 10 Irrefutable Laws for an Awesome Internship

Your internship is like your first weekend trip with a new significant other. You know you both like each other, but you just aren’t quite sure if you’re ready to commit.
While my advice on your relationship may send you—or your partner—in the wrong direction, my 10 laws for you to have an awesome internship will help you build early career success… 
Lessons Learned from Our Favorite Pop Culture Interns

June means it is finally summer intern season!
The best way to learn about the inner workings of an intern is to become an intern. The next best way is to work with an intern. The third best way?
#InternPro Chat: “How #Jobseekers Should Be Using Social Media (But Aren’t)

The secret’s out. The evidence is in. Social media IS a powerful tool for networking and finding jobs and internships.
It seems, however, that some job seekers have yet to take advantage of this highly effective method of job hunting… 
5 Reasons One Internship is NOT Enough

Over the last few years, an increasing number of universities have begun requiring students to complete an internship before graduation. As the job market becomes more competitive, college students feel pressured to have at least one internship on their resume.
What they don’t realize is that employers expect candidates to have multiple internships – not just one.
Time to step up your game? Here are some reasons why college students need to complete more than one internship before graduation. 
Answered: What Questions Should I Ask in a Job Interview?

Job interviews are exchanges of information. The interviewer has questions they ask to learn about you. And you also need to learn about them and the company.
The person conducting your job interview will evaluate you based on the quality and scope of your questions. This evaluation will play a large part in whether you get the job… or continue your job search.












