4.83 out of 5
5 review(s)
Headquarters:
Hartford, CT
Employees:
28,000
Annual Interns:
200
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The Hartford
| Internship Overview |
| Internship Rating (Avg): 4.83 out of 5 |
| 5 Intern Reviews |
| Avg The Hartford Intern Salary: $17.93 |
| 7 Intern Salaries |
Internship Stats
The Hartford offers paid internships in all business units with an emphasis in their actuary internship.
The Hartford Internship & Company Overview
Founded in 1810, The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. is one of the largest insurance and investment companies based in the United States, with offices in the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil and Ireland. The Hartford is a leading provider of life insurance, group and employee benefits, automobile and homeowners insurance and business insurance - as well as investment products, annuities, mutual funds, and college savings plans. The Hartford serves millions of customers worldwide - including individuals, institutions, and businesses - through independent agents and brokers, financial institutions, and online.*
The Hartford offers internships in: Actuarial Internships - Property & Casualty and Life, Marketing and Communications, Finance and Accounting, Information Technology, Internal Audit, Investment Management, Loss Control, Marketing, Risk Management and Insurance, Underwriting.
Internship References
The Hartford Internships: hereThe Hartford MBA Internships: hereThe Hartford Internship FAQs: here
Internship Stats
The Hartford offers paid internships in all business units with an emphasis in their actuary internship.
The Hartford Internship & Company Overview
Founded in 1810, The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. is one of the largest insurance and investment companies based in the United States, with offices in the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil and Ireland. The Hartford is a leading provider of life insurance, group and employee benefits, automobile and homeowners insurance and business insurance - as well as investment products, annuities, mutual funds, and college savings plans. The Hartford serves millions of customers worldwide - including individuals, institutions, and businesses - through independent agents and brokers, financial institutions, and online.*
The Hartford offers internships in: Actuarial Internships - Property & Casualty and Life, Marketing and Communications, Finance and Accounting, Information Technology, Internal Audit, Investment Management, Loss Control, Marketing, Risk Management and Insurance, Underwriting.
Internship References
The Hartford Internships: hereThe Hartford MBA Internships: hereThe Hartford Internship FAQs: here
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Investment Intern: $18/hour
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Operations Intern: $19/hour
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Technology LDP Intern: $18/hour
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Marketing & Strategy Intern: $18/hour
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Marketing Communications Intern: $17/hour
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Financial Leadership Development Program Intern: $17.50/hour
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Financial Analyst Intern: $18/hour
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Pros:
My internship was within Hartford's Financial Leadership Development Program. I worked on enterprise risk management as it relates to certain insurance contracts. The work was fascinating. Hartford does a good job with intern events and making sure that students feel welcome. I really enjoyed the people in my group and I could see myself here after graduation.
Cons:
At first, all the risk stuff was foreign to me. But, you learn quick.
Advice for other students:
Risk management is large and growing field at any financial institution. If you can develop a background in risk, you'll become marketable/valuable.
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- The Hartford is well respected in the industry.
- Experience in modeling out different scenarios for the Consumer and Commercial Markets.
- Exposure to their core business.
- Intern events.
- Laid back atmosphere.
- Smart people.
- Fellow interns.
Cons:
Sometimes during the internship, I wasn't very busy.
Advice for other students:
Start the internship search early and network (even though networking is painful). Also, with Hartford specifically, there is a big difference in the corporate programs vs their field internships at branch offices.
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- Gained digital experience in the financial services space. Experience in: intranet, online content development, and email marketing.
- I really connected with the marketing team.
- Intern events.
- Real responsibility.
- Worked on some copywriting projects which challenged my creativity.
- Overall, I really enjoyed the summer at Hartford.
Cons:
none.
Advice for other students:
I think that students who know finance and the digital space will be well positioned for the job hunt.
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The Hartford has a strong marketing team and they took the time to get to know me and teach me their systems. I'm very appreciative of that. The Hartord's undergraduate internship program is well organized and the other students were easy to get along with and sharp. I was able to gain real, hands=on experience in direct mail, production, CRM, and vendor management. Overall, great summer.
Cons:
As with any big organization, things move slower than their agency counterparts.
Advice for other students:
My advice is to see both the corporate marketing and advertising agency sides of the business. If you can gain experience on both sides, it's very valuable and looks great on the resume.
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- Hartford gave me experinece in writing requirements. It was interesting to see how a company of this size builds technology.
- Cool marketing intern project on how to enhance certain web experiences. I was able to present this.
- People.
- Paid.
- Students that can understand finance and technology are in a good place. I've found the entry level search easy.
- Annuity web project.
Cons:
- Bug tracking and reporting.
- Q&A.
Advice for other students:
Great technologists and technology teams aren't just working for big tech on the West coast.
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