Kimberly-Clark

Product Engeer

August 2021 • Roswell, GA

What I liked

Kimberly-Clark is very supportive! They allow you to follow your Interests with in the company. There are also many benefits you don’t see else where like a gym and ability to work remote sometimes.

What I wish was different

I wish I knew about my job earlier in the experience. I think know what I was getting into would have been helpful to make the most out of the experience.

Advice

Take 1:1 with everyone! Learn more about what’s outside your dept and ask for more work if you find yourself bored. Create meaningful relationships with the other coops and full time employees.

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Cybersecurity Incident Response Intern

May - August 2021 • Atlanta, GA

What I liked

Everyone within the KC Organization and the Cybersecurity and Assurance Department is super helpful and friendly

What I wish was different

Being in-person would be nice to get to know some of the team members and see what the office space looks like.

Advice

Do not be afraid to ask questions; your teammates are there to help you learn through your time as an intern. Everything is a learning experience.

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Content and Process Enablement Intern

May - August 2020 • Neenah, WI

What I liked

I made lasting effects on the company on the projects I worked on.

What I wish was different

I wish the internship was longer!

Advice

Ask for help! Everyone at this company is so helpful!

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Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor

January 2019 • Memphis, TN

What I liked

Helping life change

What I wish was different

Nothing loving it

Advice

Helping people's makes me fell outstanding

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Tax Analyst Intern

May 2019 • Neenah, WI

What I liked

The role is filled with challenging tasks and allows for the student to make decisions that have an impact. Tasks have a meaning and are not just "busy work" which is very crucial to becoming a better professional. A lot of the tasks assigned, I have used in interviews with other companies and are great resume boosters.

What I wish was different

I wish that there was more collaboration between the interns. Besides doing individual state returns, there was not a lot of communication between co-workers at your level. You have a lot of collaboration with your mentors, but not the whole department which means so relationships are left out and not developed.

Advice

Ask questions and make sure you understand what is being asked of you. The more questions you ask, the more you will understand as the tasks you are assigned can be difficult and complex.

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Direct Materials Intern

January 2018 • Neenah, WI

What I liked

Relaxed environment. Many different areas to work or be involved.

What I wish was different

More team building activities.

Advice

Don't be afraid to ask questions.

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Summer Intern

June - August 2018 • Neenah, WI

What I liked

Nothing.

What I wish was different

I wish I hadn't had to work in a mill.

Advice

It's a hard job, it was worth the money but it was stressful and really hard to keep up with the sleep schedule.

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Quantitative Finance Intern

May - August 2018 • Neenah, WI

What I liked

Learned more than I could have imagined

What I wish was different

Nothing

Advice

Get ready to work, it is not an easy internship

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Customer Development Intern

June - August 2018 • Nashville, TN

What I liked

- Company culture, K-C is a welcoming environment that gives you all the resources, tools, and mentorship you need to succeed. Everyone is incredibly kind and/or flexible. The role is challenging (depending on the given project), and they push you to maximize your time, make connections, and succeed. - Perks of the job: company car (paid fuel), housing stipend, travel expenses covered, flexible hours/understanding work environment.

What I wish was different

- A clearer description of the types of projects that K-C gears towards the CDI program beforehand.

Advice

- Be fearless in your work (take chances), ask questions, and professionalism includes being king and welcoming.

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Financial Analyst Intern

May - August 2018 • Neenah, WI

What I liked

Great internship. Would highly recommend

What I wish was different

Nothing!

Advice

Make the most out of your opportunity by learning as much as you can

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Supply Chain Co-Op

July 2017 - January 2018 • Neenah, WI

What I liked

Challenging, driven to learn, great people

What I wish was different

Advice

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Electronic Data Interchange Analyst

January 2016 • Neenah, WI

What I liked

The environment was cozy, you were responsible for a part of a full time desk, the workout facilities were in excellent condition, and the IM sports within the company were a blast!

What I wish was different

It was a great time.

Advice

Do as many job shadows as possible and make as many connections as possible.

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Finance Intern

June - August 2017 • Roswell, GA

What I liked

I got a lot of hands on experience, and I got to truly see what it is like to be a financial analyst and examine costs. I really liked that I got to work alongside the analysts, and got to work on relevant projects and analyses that make up their day-to-day work. In addition, I felt that I was challenged by the two projects I was assigned. It was neat because I got to interact with various teams, such as Strategy and Planning, outside of the finance team.

What I wish was different

I wish there had been more interaction between my team, because even though everybody got along, there was not many events or lunches where the whole team came together. Also, most people in the office are older, and I was hoping they had more workers close in age.

Advice

The one piece of advice that I would share with a future intern is to constantly ask questions, and ask to sit down and check over your work with your team.

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