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Are graduates walking off the stage and straight into your office? Done right, internships can be mutually beneficial. Experienced intern supervisors suggest you know your requirements for writing evaluations or hours and will promptly in write letters of recommendation for interns.
Set aside a consistent time each week to check in with your intern to keep clear communication about their work. Help interns network by introducing them around the office and include them in a variety of experiences.
Finally, formally acknowledge their work whenever possible by giving credit on presentations or reports.
Keep reading for more tips on supervising interns.
– Cyndee Woolley, The SWFL 100