-: My third internship was with U.S. Bank
the summer after I graduated.
As an intern, you're always gonna have limited experience,
regardless of the circumstance,
and that's just the name of the game,
but if you prove that you can work hard
and if you prove that you can learn on the job,
that is extremely important
in what managers are looking for.
Managers don't expect you, as an intern,
to bring all the business value right away,
right off the bat,
because, again, you have that limited experience.
But if you can prove that you're working hard
and that you can learn,
you're eventually gonna add business value
and that's what is most important
for a corporate environment.