>>1252291
Don't do it. They offer college grads internships in the "[student's major] department" all the time, but when you show up the first day it's not a special department it's just a sorting and packing facility. Plenty of grads stay and work there a while out of embarrassment.

>>1252309
I'm still in school. Just finished my second year. I'm 20. They told me I would be working in an office and dealing with preparing reports and presentations for the department of transportation and the corporate big wigs in Atlanta.

>>1252322
Do it

>>1252322
Try it out senpai, congrabs :DD

>>1252322
aka

>work on loading docks

>make a powerpoint presentation at the end

>>1252329
Yeah the hub of their operations is in my city. A lot of college kids work as package handlers there because they pay for school. This isn't the same.

>>1252327
Thanks. I probably will.

all joking aside, no, you do not deliver packages if you intern a ups

that's like thinking an internship at mcdonalds = flipping burgers

>>1252383
>internship at mcdonalds
Loooool

>>1252291
do it

Oh, and the building in my original post is where I'll be working.

>>1252383
at the company i work for, interns do resets at 5am. our competitor uses a dedicated team of wetbacks.

their 'sales experience' comes from a series of online videos and a mere week of ridealongs with real sales people.

so sometimes, yes, you do stupid shit as an intern that has nothing to do with your future prospects.

>>1252291
I worked at UPS for 7 years, was great experience and looks really good on a resume. Do it.

>>1253401
What did you do while you were there?

>>1253476
Started loading planes, drove for a few years, and then load planning & dispatch.

They're offering 15.25 an hour. Is that good?

>>1253894
Nothing to scoff at