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Because I worked nights, I didn’t get to experience much of the company culture. It is a nice organization to work for with a ton of history, so people will respect or acknowledge you more. However, the news industry has its struggles and I felt the morning shows were understaffed.

This is a hard question to answer, because the program is so different now. But as a rotational program, no day is truly the same. You will be exposed to all different aspects of the company, and immersed in the various departments NBCU has to offer via different assignments.

NBCUniversal is one of the finest companies one could hope to work for. They understand the responsibility they have to viewers to create content that educates, enriches and entertains, and that starts with the employees. NBCUniversal prides itself on cultivating a diverse and inclusive workforce...

I believe my pay was $10/hr. It doesn't seem like a ton, but since I worked during the Olympics most people were working about 60 hours/week, and you did receive time and a half for overtime.

I worked there over 5 years ago and at the time interns were tasked to prospect and cold call different categories to make appointments for the sales team at NBC.

You will have 100% ownership over your work. Your work is your work, both your opportunity to standout and your responsibility to follow through. Although the work may not always be glamourous, it’s important to show a positive attitude and enthusiasm when interacting with others.

Olympic interns based in the U.S. were paid $10/hr in 2016. Olympic interns abroad were offered airfare, and on location housing in additionan to wages.

As for many jobs, no two days are the same for Content Producers. Because the news is a 24/7 business, you won’t be working standard hours and weekdays. For me, I started work around midnight or 1 a.m. to prepare for the morning newscasts, starting at 4:30 and ending at 7. Usually, I would go in ...

As a Page for NBCUniversal, you should expect a high level of ownership for your work. You are expected to produce high quality work as a representative of the Page Program (that has company-wide recognition). Everyone employed in the company knows what a Page is and thus, has expectations. Not t...

The compensation for a Page (in my time) was $12/hr, however, it was set to increase to match federal minimum wage within the next couple years.

As a Human Communication BA major I developed several skills that made me valuable to NBCUniversal. The first being interpersonal skills. This skill set is crucial in any internship. You must be able to effectively communicate in your work environment to be successful. I also developed how to be ...

The compensation for this internship varies depending on what sector of the organization you work for. But it is always above minimum wage. In the range of $12.50-17.50

Your job as a PA is entirely dependent upon the production, but the goal is the same: to help wherever you can to ensure that production runs as smoothly as possible. As an intern at Late Night and The Tonight Show, my job was to assist the PAs with any tasks -- large or small. This can range fro...

I had spent several years interning at NBC prior to graduating, and knew the best way to get a job was via the Page Program. Now, being on the HR-team, I encourage all of our interns, regardless of their majors to pursue the Page Program, as it is the premiere early career rotational program in t...

As an intern, I was able to work on projects daily that exposed me to tons of different content on every single project. I would have the opportunity to network with my co-workers, participate in projects on the side to build my skill-set, and get adjusted to the fast-paced workflow of the industry.

As an MSP major I’ve gained valuable hands on experience that that I have been able to implement in my various internships at NBCUniversal. Learning to create media and video content and see a project from start to finish at school has given me the confidence to pitch ideas and projects and deliv...

As a physical production intern at Focus Features you won’t have much ownership over your work. It’s a Film Studio and you are working on and reading scripts that are owned by the studio and all of the information is “classified”. You don’t really get to take anything you work on home or use it f...

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...

I have previous experience working in the Broadcast/ Media industry, at the same time I want to move forward with my career field which is Graphic Design. I applied to this company hoping to blend both my professional and academic experience together. When you apply to NBCU’s Internship program t...

Some of my responsibilities included basic marketing tasks such as doing extensive research of information and gathering content to create graphics for posting on social media platforms for the campaign of the FIFA World Cup 2018. I also assisted my manager creating concepts and mock ups for diff...