Stanley Black & Decker Internships

 
Stanley Black & Decker Internships
4.50 out of 5

3 review(s)
Headquarters:
New Britain, CT
Employees:
17,500
Annual Interns:
40
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Stanley Black & Decker

Internship Overview
Internship Rating (Avg): 4.50 out of 5
3 Intern Reviews
Avg Stanley Black & Decker Intern Salary: $18.33
3 Intern Salaries
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Stanley Black & Decker Internship & Company Overview

Since 1843, we’ve set the standard for excellence in everything we do. No company on earth has a stronger or more compelling history of delivering the hardworking, innovative, powerful tools that help professionals around the world build, repair, and protect the world’s most valuable things.

We are the leader in tools and security. We are Stanley Tools. We are DeWalt. We are Mac Tools. We are Porter-Cable. And we are much more. We are the doors that protect you at airports. We are the lock and deadbolt on your front door. We are the hydraulic breakers that rescue trapped earthquake survivors. We are the people on the phone in an emergency.

No matter where you live, what car you drive, what stores you shop at, or what building you work in, you can bet that we had a hand in making it work. And you can guarantee that we’ll keep making it work.*

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3 Stanley Black & Decker Intern Salaries
Industrial Design Intern: $20/hour
SAP Security Intern: $19/hour
HR Intern: $16/hour
3 Stanley Black & Decker reviews posted anonymously by former interns:
"Became an HR software expert"
 Position: HR Intern
 Location: New Britain, CT
 Pay: $$16/hour
 Duration: 10 weeks
 Review posted on 4/23/2011
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Pros:

- Good pay.
- I know understand HR software like BrassRing, which I'll use in the future.
- Able to see the whole recruitment cycle with a couple interns. Recruited, screened, and hired.

Cons:

Not that creative.

Advice for other students:

Practice interview with a video camera.
 
"Worked on the SAP team at Stanley Black and Decker"
 Position: SAP Security Intern
 Location: Towson, MD
 Pay: $$19/hour
 Duration: 11 weeks
 Review posted on 6/23/2011
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Pros:

- Everybody at Stanley Black & Decker in Townson was very friendly to me and helped show me the ropes.
- I feel like this will lead to an entry level offer after senior year.
- I still keep in touch with my boss who was a great guy.
- Learned all about SAP which is a hard skill I can leverage when looking for an entry level position.

Cons:

Some parts of the internship were a little dull, but not too bad. There was also some times were I would be super busy and other times where I didn't have anything to do - I guess this comes with the territory.

Advice for other students:

Stanley Black and Decker is a great company and I recommend the Towson office.
 
"Real experience in industrial design, loved Black and Decker"
 Position: Industrial Design Intern
 Location: Lake Forest, CA
 Pay: $$20/hour
 Duration: 12 weeks
 Review posted on 7/27/2011
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Pros:

I was shocked and thrilled with how much real experience I got designing, sketching, and building prototypes. I was also forced to learn a ton about how to effectively communicate to the engineering department through meetings and requirements. It's always interesting to see how the design to development/engineering process works and Stanley Black & Decker does it well. Other pros include: great boss, well paid, and they are a well known company.

Cons:

Not too much.

Advice for other students:

If you want an industrial design internship where you actually do stuff, go to Stanley Black & Decker. I recommend it.
 
 
 

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