Wunderman Internships

- I worked on the Microsoft team which was a blast.
- Exposure to banners, emails, websites, and more. Basically, I had access to all different types of digital projects.
- Cool office.
- People.
- Intern research project around Microsoft CRM. We presented to the team.

Not too much in terms of access to creative.

Get into the digital world, it's were things are headed.

- Loved the Microsoft account.
- Worked in the planning department and had exposure to the planning process.
- Paid.
- Seattle office is cool and filled with fun people.
- Assigned to a strategic planning project with TMobile.

Difficult to really get deep enough into a client's account and lots of work was a support type role.

- Wunderman has a ton of great small shops under their umbrella.
- Follow agency wins.

- Intern project on T-Mobile was awesome.
- Cool office.
- Great out of office activities with co-workers and other interns.
- Participated in T-Mobile strategy to increase sales of certain types of plans.
- I was able to participate on the Microsoft account at Wunderman.

- Some workflow issues.
- People can works some long hours.

Also checkout agencies in NYC. And get into digital.

- Dell account.
- Hand on experience with CRM.
- A ton of online exposure including banner production, analytics, search, display, and ad trafficking.
- Intern project.
- Able to participate in meetings.
- Got to know Wunderman mgmt.

- Part of Y&R, so not independent.

The advertising world is very competitive and an internship is critical. You need one.

- Wunderman office.
- Creative atmosphere.
- Microsoft brand work and lots of digital planning.
- T-Mobile intern project (this was very cool).
- Digital work on Microsoft Public Sector and Microsoft Office 365.

- Made me want to be on the creative side and not on the account side.

be enthusiastic.