Product Managers

My response is that while technical knowledge is important (and you should work to develop a solid foundation about things such as system architecture and design patterns, frameworks vs. libraries, and maybe develop some proficiency in a programming language like Python, Java, or Javascript), pro...

In general, Johnson & Johnson was very beneficial and helpful in its focus on its internship program as a whole; perhaps it's its status as a more traditional company with a large number of total employees, but there would be an intern mailing list in which they invited us to occasional leader lu...

You don't need to have many skills as an intern, just the basics like knowledge of EHS, Microsoft Office (ppt, word, excel), multi-task, and strong communication skills. You'll be successful if you do what you are asked by your managers and have it ready on time.