Landing a good internship is a strategic way to jumpstart your career.
To help you find the right one, career community site Glassdoor analyzed thousands of intern reviews and published a list of the highest-rated internships.
"This list specifically targets job seekers hoping to get their foot in the door at companies they might like to work at someday, and gives them a snapshot of which companies other interns appreciate working at most," Scott Dobroski, Glassdoor’s community expert, told us.
To qualify, these companies had to have at least 20 intern reviews posted on Glassdoor and currently be hiring interns.
20. UBS Financial Services
Company Rating: 3.6
What interns think:
Pro: “Interning at UBS is a great opportunity to see how a top tier financial firm operates. If you work in the right WM group, you will learn a lot about the business.” – UBS Financial Services Intern (New York, NY)
Con: “The only downside is the size. It is difficult to network outside of your department or branch.” – UBS Financial Services Intern (New York, NY)
Source: Glassdoor
19. Accenture
Company Rating: 3.7
What interns think:
Pro: “Working in a team composed of people of different seniority lets you learn from each of them. Clients usually are famous companies from different industries.” – Accenture Intern (Milan, Italy)
Con: “One of the biggest cons would be a lack of official training program from the interns.” – Accenture Analyst Intern (Sydney, Australia)
Source: Glassdoor
18. JPMorgan Chase
Company Rating: 3.7
What interns think:
Pro: “There is a great culture in J P Morgan Chase. People are usually friendly, actually more friendly than I had expected. Willing to teach what they know, even when I was just an intern.” – JPMorgan Chase Intern (Columbus, OH)
Con: “Sometimes the work is not consistent at an intern level so you have to make due with what you have and really reach out.” – JPMorgan Chase Intern (New York, NY)
Source: Glassdoor
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