Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson play Google interns in The Internship. But the film is hardly a documentary (reviewers say it’s more like an ad). So Co.Create spoke to two former Google interns, who are now working at the company, for advice.
Google is flooded with applications for its internship program--40,000 alone for this summer’s 1,500 slots. Still, Kyle Ewing, who oversees the hiring of interns as head of global staffing for Google, would be thrilled if the summer film The Internship inspires even more students to apply. “If we get more great people interested in and excited about computer science because of the movie, it’s a huge win,” Ewing says.
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