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\"super_interning_at_internshala\"About the Author: Alisha, a Philosophy graduate from Indraprastha College, recently joined the Internshala team as a Content Writing and Editorial intern.<\/em><\/p>\n

Walking in for your first internship interview is undoubtedly a scary and dreaded experience! Well, at least for a fresher like me. While my parents spent almost two months persuading me to look for an internship, it was with a lot of hesitation that I finally managed to log \u00a0onto the Internshala website.<\/p>\n

My idea of an internship was restricted to not being struck by boredom at home, managing to earn some work experience and consequently, pocket money too *chuckles*.\u00a0 I spent my initial days blindly applying for content writing internships. \u00a0With no concrete outcome coming out of it, I was rather feeling a bit glum about the entire situation. That’s when the email from Internshala regarding the Super Intern profile came to my rescue. The idea hadn\u2019t triggered in my head that perhaps the portal that helps people to get a meaningful internship could also possibly offer one itself! Without giving it a second thought, I applied for the position.<\/p>\n

I exchanged the initial mails with Aastha, from the HR department. After the telephonic interview and the assignment that I was meant to complete, one thing was sure \u2013 this internship was NOT going to be easy. Now, I am not saying this with the slightest of negativity in my heart but I knew that I was preparing for an extremely challenging job. Pleasantly surprised, I got the mail for my final round of interview with Sarvesh, the founder of Internshala. Walking in for the interview, the nerves just didn\u2019t seem to set in. Although a very calm and composed person, Sarvesh grilled me through the interview. He bombarded me with questions I wasn\u2019t expecting. I guess, that is exactly how an interview is meant to be, right?<\/p>\n

I went home to tell my parents how I wasn\u2019t too optimistic about the internship as I did not know the answers to some of the fundamental questions pertaining to the company.\u00a0 Throughout the interview, there were quite a few instances where I had to answer with an \u201cI don\u2019t know\u201d and \u201cI\u2019m sorry, I haven\u2019t done that before\u201d. My day was nevertheless made when I got a mail confirming my selection for the Super Intern position, whee! The level of excitement was absolutely indescribable!<\/p>\n

In spite of my informal past as a proofreader and editor \u2013 I know how this internship will be an altogether new ball game. The expectation is not of a rosy picture with no glitches whatsoever. I am\u00a0 only looking forward to\u00a0 an experience that makes me learn new things, challenge myself, and helps me to walk out as an altogether new and better human being. Just as the Internshala values suggest, I hope that this internship turns out to be meaningful<\/strong>.<\/p>\n