The best internship advice I ever got explains why some interns get hired over others

Áine Cain I've had seven internships over the course of my career. In my fifth stint as an intern, I received a piece of advice that's stuck with me ever since. This particular internship was a full-time role over the summer. I was enjoying it, but, in the first few weeks, I felt rather nervous. I worried about whether or not I was impressing my supervisors. I knew that the firm hired many of its interns, so the possibility of eventually working for the organization post-graduation was also on ...