Deutsch Internships

- Amazing people.
- I was assigned to a great account and was able to participate in all different type sof processes: creative, media, planning, etc.

My internship was unpaid, but during the school year. Summer interns might be paid.

Work hard. Take initiative.

- Great culture and supportive of interns. When I was in meetings, I felt like I could participate and people valued my opinions. Pretty fun!
- Able to get a behind the scenes look at the Dr. Pepper and Saturn accounts. Great brands with awesome agency teams.

Wish there were more entry level hires.

Don't wait for work to come to you, volunteer. Keep in touch with them after the internship in hopes for a fulltime job offer.

- Able to attend real client meetings.
- Clients included huge brands: Kodak, PNC Bank and Zipcar. I really connected with the Zipcar account and strategy work.
- Attended technology and new media conferences.
- I loved the fact that I was giving recommendations on technical new media tools. I was able to meet with all different vendors.
- Cool office and people.

none.

New media mixed with technology is a fast growing space, get in.

I worked on the International Speedway Corporation and Kodak accounts. Assisted in media buying and creating plans. Also, did competitive research. Loved the media department and the access I got to huge media buys. The media world is crazy and very interesting. It's becoming more and more analytical. I loved my time at Deutsch.

Didn't get to lead any projects.

If you are into media, you should gain experience on the publisher and buyer side.

- Strategy in focus group synthesis.
- Deutsch is well known.
- Worked across many different accounts including "Got Milk? and Outback Steakhouse.
- Exposure to planning department.
- Learned the agency life.
- Amazing office and great people who were easy to get along with.
- The different types of research were fascinating.

Deutsch doesn't hire that many entry level people. Creatives seem to rule to roost.

Get into the digital space, clients are always asking about it.

- Focus group work.
- Competitive analysis.
- Deutsch is a well know advertising agency with high quality leadership.
- Attended an editing and voice-over recording session.

- Status meetings and traffic sheets are pretty brutal.

Get creative when applying for an ad internship. It's all about passion.

- Volkswagen is an awesome brand with a smart marketing team at Deutsch.
- Cool office.
- Digital experience.
- Creative brief experience.
- Company events.

None.

Build relationships while you're at your internship. You never know when you might be recruited later. Also, Deutsch is cool.

- Deutsch agency culture and media team.
- PNC Bank account and other big brands.
- Participated in the network upfront. This is a fun, analytical and crazy process.
- Learned how the media allocates and selects their budget allocation.

Hopefully this will lead to an entry level position.

- Understand the match and science behind media buying.
- Deutsch is a terrific agency.

Deutsch accounts.
People.
Creative department.
Grew portfolio.
NYC.
Paid.
Clients included Microsoft, Outback Steakhouse, and Snuggles.

The pay in advertising kind of stinks until you reach the senior level roles. But, it's fun.

Get work produced.
Deustch is a great agency.

- Intern project to come up with media plan for Deutsh client; pitched this plan to senior leaders in the media departemnt.
- Cool boss.
- Space.
- Learned Atlas (ad server).
- Clients.
- Display media space technology.

More spreadsheets than I thought their would be.

Advertising is tough to crack into, but worth it.