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Find Out About Our Internship Opportunities!
Trying to figure out if this internship is right for you? Get an Inside look at what it was like to be an intern at Ampry Publishing during the summer of 2015.
A special thanks to all of our interns and all of their hard work!
For more information on our internships and career opportunities, click here to find out how you can apply.
Read on to check out feedback directly from the 2014 crop of Ampry Publishing interns.
What the 2014 interns had to say about Ampry Publishing:
“You get to do real work in this internship—you produce visible content on a daily basis—and you’re the only one who limits the amount you’re able to do.”
“I think that this experience has made me a better writer. This internship has made me more confident in my ability to find a job after college.”
“This was an amazing internship, and I’m so thankful to have been part of such a wonderful community of writers.”
“I think the company actually does a really good job of making the environment inclusive. From the first day, everyone sent welcoming messages and was very willing to help out. I think it also helps that we are doing legitimate work and publishing it on the site, so it makes you feel like a team member, rather than an intern.”
“I loved my individual project! Not only did I love what I was assigned, but I also enjoyed the feeling that I was an important member of the Prime team, and that what I was doing was going to affect the company. It made me want to work that much harder.”
“Soak up every piece of information, ask questions, and get involved. Everything you learn here will prove invaluable at any job in any market in the future.”
“Whenever I got negative feedback I always felt like it was a friendly reminder instead of an attack. The friendly feedback allowed me to stay calm even after I messed up so that I did not harbor any resentment towards my editors. It made me want to do my best all of the time.”
“I loved writing blogs. They were a great way to show more of a creative side. With a lot of academic writing for school, you do not always get to write creatively as a college student. It was nice to finally get to again.”
“I loved working at Ampry Publishing. I learned so much and I know that the skills I have gained will be useful to me in the future. Everyone here is so kind, intelligent, and hard-working. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to work here!”
*Note: This video is meant to be humorous, poking fun at internship stereotypes. Our interns were more than happy to help write, shoot, and edit the video shown above. You can find more details about our interns’ day-to-day tasks on our Careers page here.