Product Intern Review

-Introduce new features to developers and align on implementation plans.
-Attend and assess product demos to stay informed on progress.
-Conduct research to evaluate competitor offerings.
-Documentation Maintenance: Regularly update project documentation and briefs.
-Design Reviews: Conduct ongoing check-ins with designers on evolving features.
-Analysis: Periodically assess user testing results and provide insights.
-Stakeholder & Team Syncs: Ensure smooth, ongoing communication with stakeholders and the overseas developer team.
-Identify opportunities to enhance workflows and documentation.

I was given a decent amount of responsibility in my internship despite having no prior experience in digital product. My colleagues regularly check in and adjust my workload based on my capacity, encouraging growth. At one point, I helped run multiple features, which was both rewarding and allowed me to develop at a manageable pace.

-UX/UI design
-Product managment (feature development process)
-UserTesting platform (user research/analysis)
-Clear communication written/verbal)
-Time management
-Presentation skills
-Collaboration skills
-Leadership skills
-Problem solving
-Attension to detail

The environment is highly supportive. You're encouraged to join meetings, explore interests, and they try to integrate them into yearly plans. Monthly development check-ins ensure growth, and the support from those around me has been overwhelmingly positive! and that is why employees stay with the company for a long time which is a very good sign.

The people are very friendly, pleasant environment that encourages productivity. Employees are very accomodating and happy to help, or if they don't have an answer, they will point you in the right direction. They are very flexible and nothing appears to be a bother.

I really enjoyed my internship—it flew by! I learned and developed a lot, surrounded by great people and a strong company culture, while gaining exposure to various parts of the business.
The only minor downside was that development goals sometimes didn't align with the year's projects, making them harder to achieve. One goal I assumed was part of the role turned out to be outsourced, so I gained minimal experience in that area, which makes job applications more challenging. However, I accomplished a lot in other areas.

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