As an intern, the work has seldom been grunt work. I get to be creative and it's really on me how much I want to get out of it. They give you the ball and the kleets, but it's up to you to run or not.

Interning for FD allows you to put to use a lot of the things you learn in the classroom. Jun makes sure each meeting is as useful to us as it is to him.

Although there is not a lot of supervising as an intern, I like the feeling of independence and that I control the work I do. I like the culture and the professionalism while maintaining a fun atmosphere.

We mostly play Super Smash Bros and make up some bs about what we did when the boss comes.

We get alot of fun projects. If we don't know how to approach a project or get started we get alot of help from others. Team culture helps to promote working as a team and thinking out of the box

The weekly "lectures" - powerpoint presentations of marketing techniques and interview tips are absolutely great! Jun really prepares for those meetings, asks for feed back and your personal areas of interest

in FD, you need to learn everything
which is a good thing..I guess?

I work all day and all night...awesome.

Late nights. Good times.