Advertising and Promotions Managers

To be honest--and I'm not sure if this is applicable to other NBCU internships--I didn't have a formal training program. I had one point person who oversaw my work, and when she delegated work to me, she would go over what she expects and how she wants it done. For that internship specifically, i...

As a nationally-recognizable brand, American Airlines definitely ensures to compensate their employees very well. However, I am not sure about the circumstances this year, so I would say between $12 - $15, hourly. Perhaps it might be different for you, who knows?

I would say that you get an unbelievable amount of support. I would sit and have conversations with our internship coordinator, finance manager (who was on the panel of people that interviewed me) and get great advice on my professional career and tips to being a success. In terms of the job, I h...

As a Sales Promotion intern, I was based in the regional office in Miami, so I helped the "Sales & Marketing" team in Miami. Our Miami team was responsible for the entire MCLA region (Mexico, Caribbean, and Latin America), which is a lot to handle, so as interns, we helped by continuing to mainta...

The first skills that come to mind are strong communication. A huge aspect of my position was reaching out to various companies and help my managers coordinate transportation and other aspects for events, meetings and trade shows. Also, you need to be very flexible because you will be working on ...

As a nationally-recognizable brand, American Airlines definitely ensures to compensate their employees very well. However, I am not sure about the circumstances this year, so I would say between $12 - $15, hourly. Perhaps it might be different for you, who knows?

I would say that you get an unbelievable amount of support. I would sit and have conversations with our internship coordinator, finance manager (who was on the panel of people that interviewed me) and get great advice on my professional career and tips to being a success. In terms of the job, I h...

As a Sales Promotion intern, I was based in the regional office in Miami, so I helped the "Sales & Marketing" team in Miami. Our Miami team was responsible for the entire MCLA region (Mexico, Caribbean, and Latin America), which is a lot to handle, so as interns, we helped by continuing to mainta...

The first skills that come to mind are strong communication. A huge aspect of my position was reaching out to various companies and help my managers coordinate transportation and other aspects for events, meetings and trade shows. Also, you need to be very flexible because you will be working on ...

It's a typical 9-5 job. You have your evenings and weekends to your self for the most part unless your intern team decide to work extra hours on the annual intern campaign to prep for the pitch.

The day varies based on the position you're put into. I was a Diversified Portfolio Management department intern. In this roll I did the - Worked on multiple accounts including Aldi and State of Michigan to create, run, and managed the best media campaigns strategies - Put together and present pr...

This depends a lot on your project and team, which I address a bit in my response you your next question. Of course, if you do good work, make progress, and don't repeatedly make the same mistakes in code you submit for review, your host and team are likely to be happy and give you a good review...

The best way to prep for an interview at PSM is to just relax. They're not there to grill you for information, they want to get to know you and what you want. Once they figure out what you want, then they decide if PSM is a place where you can learn and grow. At first they were wary that my speci...

I personally like the problem solving within AdWords itself. There is a lot of relationship building and room to grow the agencies. The people I work with are great as well. I personally dislike the sales aspect (pushing agencies), but that's a personal aspect. Some people love the sales aspect.

This depends a lot on your project and team, which I address a bit in my response you your next question. Of course, if you do good work, make progress, and don't repeatedly make the same mistakes in code you submit for review, your host and team are likely to be happy and give you a good review...

Historically, they were focused on capturing our client success stories, building client-facing collateral, speech writing, teleconference writing and delivery, as well as content creation. However the company was acquired by Optum (a division of UHC) earlier this year and I am not sure how or if...