The hottest Internship Substack posts right now

A simple email can have a profound impact on your career.
Persistence and following up can lead to unexpected opportunities.
Don't hesitate to reach out to someone you admire and respect for advice or mentorship.

Amanda Montañez is a Graphics Editor at Scientific American in New York City.
Scientific American is a science magazine that covers various areas of science for a general audience.
A new Summer News Graphics Intern role at Scientific American involves creating engaging graphics for news stories.

Consider interning in the US during the summer to earn significantly more compared to working full-time in Vietnam.
According to recent statistics, the average salary of IT engineers in Vietnam is significantly lower than the intern's summer earnings in the US.
Taking a break from full-time work to intern in the US during the summer can provide enough income to sustain for the whole year.

Equal Ventures offers a Spring 2023 Undergrad Research Internship focusing on Supply Chain & Climate.
The internship is part-time, remote, and open to current undergraduate students, offering a stipend.
Ideal candidates should be intellectually curious, professional, self-directed, and friendly.

Perfect your resume by tailoring it to the job, formatting it properly, and writing concise bullets with powerful action verbs.
Attend career fairs to network with employers, perfect your elevator pitch, and prioritize companies you're interested in connecting with.
Leverage your existing network and expand it through platforms like LinkedIn to maximize your job search opportunities.

Get a weekly roundup of the best Substack posts, by hacker news affinity:

Great programmers need persistence, ambition, and passion for technology to succeed. Not giving up despite challenges and continuously learning is key.
Focus on building a few quality projects and demonstrating initiative is more valuable than having a large portfolio. Convincing employers of your capability and value is essential.
Having mentors and being part of a supportive engineering culture is crucial for growth from knowing how to program to becoming a great engineer. Learning from experienced engineers plays a significant role in skill development.