Google's 2020 Summer Internship Goes Virtual
Google has one of the most coveted summer internships in tech, but this year's interns will be swapping the "Noogler" hats for webcams as the entire program goes virtual, Business Insider has learned. The company will be shifting its summer internship program to an entirely online experience, a result of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Candidates will be able to attend everything remotely, with many of the usual session replaced with digital versions. Google's leadership team plans to host virtual versions of its traditional "brown bag lunches," and interns will be able to attend various networking events online.
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Joe Jamrog is a longtime researcher at i4cp, having worked at the company for over 20 years in a variety of capacities. Joe's #1 priority is working with members of i4cp's communities to help them with their organizational research needs by curating resources, data, and other materials to help address critical questions and challenges.
Joe also manages all i4cp research surveys and is responsible for creating and perfecting the survey instruments used to collect the tens of thousands of data points the i4cp research team uses to analyze and discover the best and next practices of high-performance organizations. He subsequently uses Tableau and other tools to make that data accessible to both the research team and i4cp members.