Customer Support Analyst Review

I learnt an incredible amount, and met some brilliant people. The work I did was challenging and rewarding.

I was a key member of the team and my tasks had a direct impact on the department. After just a few months I was seen as the go-to person for a few tasks.

My manager encouraged me to get involved in extra projects, and pushed me to achieve the most out of internship.

I was able to complete my tasks and still have time to deliver on side projects. At times I would start early and finish late, but equally I was able to leave early during the quieter times.

I was often dealing with sensitive information, and relied upon to deliver work to a high standard.

I feel like I have hit the ground running in my final year of university, as my internship has helped me to develop a far better work ethic than I have had before.

There was a really good atmosphere in the office. Everybody is really friendly, and the Manager would always say hello when you passed him in the corridor.

Pretty well organised. There was a week long induction with the other new interns, and events throughout the next months for the intern community.

I set out a personal development plan that included the different experiences I wanted to gain and skills I wanted to develop. My manager was key in helping me to achieve these, but I also had a mentor who was one of the recent graduates. He helped me in preparation for my graduate application, as well as giving advice on how I could make the most of my time at Intel.

Many interns return back in either full-time or contractor roles, so if you impress them, there is no reason why an opportunity won't come around in the future.

Yes everyone in the team bonded really well

It was more or less same as I spend each month at uni.

Really good.

Yes quite a few but you would hardly get time to be involved in those.