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In this episode, I talk with Elise Gelwicks, founder of InternView—an organization dedicated to the belief that young professionals substantively contribute to the organizations for which they work. In college, Elise started a company that assisted students in finding meaningful internship experiences. After college, she worked as a management consultant for Kimberly-Clark, but couldn’t escape what she felt was her true mission: helping students and companies map out substantial, effective internship experiences.
The result? She founded InternView and has focused full-time on giving young professionals proper training and support.
I found this conversation really fascinating because at Hirewell we’ve tried to create meaningful experiences for our interns, and it’s not easy to do. We’ve gotten better at it, however, because of partnering with people like Elise. She’s introduced us to the importance of creating structured internship programs that define expectations, roles, the purpose of the program, the projects interns are assigned, feedback loops and mentors, among other things.
All of which we discuss in this episode. We also talk about the importance of building a professional network, recognizing how interns positively impact your bottom line, and professionalism (including when to not bring your phone or laptop to meetings).
This is a great conversation, and I’m excited to share it with you.
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Getting Creative in a Tight Job Market – Interns and Returnships
InternView
InternView’s LinkedIn page
Elise Gelwick’s LinkedIn page
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Sarah Sheridan sat down with Amanda Hausmann, a former attorney who hit her limit juggling work and motherhood — and turned her burnout into a business that helps other moms do less.
They talk about the meltdown that changed everything, the app she built to connect overwhelmed parents with practical support, and the everyday tools that helped her stop reacting and start living.
Whether you’re scaling a business, a household, or both — this one’s for you.
Episode 8