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From my personal experience in the past as an intern: * Give the intern a well-defined task that takes finite time (e.g., 2 months). * Find out about the inter
by rmk 16y ago
From my personal experience in the past as an intern:
* Give the intern a well-defined task that takes finite time (e.g., 2 months).
* Find out about the intern's interests and try to hire someone who likes the languages / stacks / technology domain you are working in.
* Check up regularly on the intern. It is very easy for an intern to lose his way and not ask questions / ask for help.