An intern’s take on redbus.in
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The intern had a positive experience interning at Redbus, describing the culture as open and flat with helpful people. They enjoyed the fun and good learning experience. While administration could be improved, the intern felt six months was not enough time to make further judgments. The internship helped test career interests and provided competitive advantages and professional growth.
An intern’s take on redbus.in
- 1. 1/9/14 An intern’s take on Redbus.in | TalentEye Blog BLOG Job Seekers Employers Contact Us FAQs IN TE RN S H I PS , J OB S E EKE RS An intern’s take on Redbus.in Open and flat culture. Helpful people. Fun & good learning experience – That’s how I would summarize my internship experience at Redbus. I had the opportunity to pick from six different startups for the summer internship, but I chose Redbus. Because I wanted to work for a company that solves our day-to-day problems and a company that’s doing reasonably well. What’s so good about it It’s fun working at Redbus and has a warm & comfortable work blog.talenteye.in/an-interns-take-on-redbus-in/ 1/5
- 2. 1/9/14 An intern’s take on Redbus.in | TalentEye Blog atmosphere and not a lavish office setting. If you’re workaholic, you can proactively pick up new tasks everyday and start working on them right away. Officially, I wasn’t assigned any mentor, but people around were kind and capable enough to help me when I was stuck. There was no designated person to solve a particular issue, anyone could pick up and work on it. I really liked that. That’s the way startups work. When you work for a startup, you should be “proactive and fanatic”. And what’s not so awesome I think the administration needs some improvement and it needs to become more transparent. I did take that up with my manager there. However, I think the period of 6 months as an intern isn’t sufficient to make further judgments about the company. Startups for internships Since I planned to become a back-end developer, I didn’t want to take up front-end stack work. But my work at Redbus required me to take up tasks in different stacks, sometimes plain front-end work. After the internship got over, I realized that you need to take up everything coming to your plate and work on it. Later you can figure out what works best for you. Startups offer you the flexibility and the variety in the work items. So does it help eventually? blog.talenteye.in/an-interns-take-on-redbus-in/ 2/5
- 3. 1/9/14 An intern’s take on Redbus.in | TalentEye Blog This internship helped me in testing my career interests and was a sizable contribution to my career. It gave me a competitive edge and even helped me in enhancing my work habits and expansion of my professional network. About the Author: This post was written by Manuj Khullar. He worked with Redbus.in as an intern and he currently works with Bally Technologies. You can connect with him on LinkedIn here Disclaimer: We at TalentEye work with Redbus.in (Pilani Soft Labs) in their recruitment process by means of candidate screening. TalentEye Like You like this. You and 1,395 others like TalentEye. Facebook social plugin JA NUA RY 7 , 2 0 1 4 | T AL E NT E YE DO T IN | L E AV E A COM ME N T blog.talenteye.in/an-interns-take-on-redbus-in/ 3/5
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