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Hosted by Abode · business · EN · 486 episodes
The ONLY podcast for college students looking to get hired. Each week we release multiple episodes including interviews with people who run the best internship programs in the world. We also dive into general career advice to make sure you have all the tools to land your dream job. Presented by Abode.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Internship Show is a business podcast hosted by Abode, with 486 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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On this episode, we speak with Lauren Williams from Harvey. We chat through Harvey's investment in early-talent, how the program has grown and plans to grow in the future and what some of the pillars of their programs are.
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On this episode of The Internship Show, we speak with Emily Komendera, Director of Early Careers at JLL, to explore what it's like to intern at one of the world's leading commercial real estate firms. Emily breaks down JLL's 10-week summer internship program, from the wide variety of roles available across capital markets, leasing, property management, technology, and corporate functions, to the recruiting timelines students need to know. She shares what qualities make candidates stand out, what interns can expect from day one, and why JLL's collaborative structure and strong mentorship culture make it a uniquely rewarding place to launch a career.
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On this episode of The Internship Show, Parker sits down with Eileen Hickey, Campus Recruiting Manager at Brown Gibbons Lang & Company (BGL), to explore what makes their summer analyst program stand out in the competitive world of investment banking. Eileen breaks down BGL's nine-week program, including a structured onboarding week, staffing across multiple industry teams, and a final case competition, and explains why interns at BGL get something rare: real exposure to live deal work and pitch prep. She also covers the firm's dual-mentor structure, their generalist approach, what they look for in candidates, and how protected Sundays reflect a broader commitment to work-life balance. With a 91% intern-to-analyst conversion rate and a Vault Top 10 ranking, BGL is building something worth paying attention to.
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This week on the podcast, I’m joined by Daniela Rendon from Iron Mountain for a great conversation about career growth, company culture, and what it looks like to build early talent programs that genuinely make an impact. Daniela shares her personal career journey, the steps that shaped her path, and how her experiences helped her get to where she is today. From there, we talk about Iron Mountain and what makes the organization such a strong place for people to grow, especially when it comes to culture, leadership, and creating an environment where employees feel supported and empowered. We also dig into Iron Mountain’s early talent programs , including how they approach internships and emerging talent development, what they focus on to create strong experiences, and why early career engagement matters so much for long-term success.
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Join us for a live-recorded episode where we partner with RippleMatch and Abode to explore how organizations are bridging the readiness gap for early-career talent. We dig into the real-world challenge: young talent brings ambition and potential, but the transition from classroom to career reveals gaps in skills, confidence, and belonging. Meanwhile, employers often rely on outdated signals of readiness, resulting in mismatched expectations. In this episode we’ll cover: From Classroom to Career: Unpacking Gen Z’s workforce readiness realities Signals That Still Matter: What truly indicates early-talent preparedness – and what it doesn’t Building Confidence & Belonging: How to create environments where early hires thrive Sustained Engagement: Best practices to convert potential into retention and long-term growth Whether you're in HR, talent acquisition, learning & development, or leading early-career programs, this episode offers actionable insights and tools to elevate your internship and conversion strategy — so you can move more interns from “just potential” to fully prepared. Tune in and be ready to sharpen how you engage, onboard, and develop your newest hires.
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