Get a notepad. Either physical or digital, whichever way you're more comfortable noting things down. You will interact with a lot of new people and you'll have

Get a notepad. Either physical or digital, whichever way you're more comfortable noting things down. You will interact with a lot of new people and you'll have to remember who does what, where to get information, etc. A simple note to track all of that information as it's thrown at you through the day will do wonders. As a general guide, ask questions like your life depends on it. As an intern, no one expects you to know what to do nor how to do it, at least not right off the bat. It is your duty to make the effort to reach both of those though, and asking questions is by far the best tool to do that. When I occasionally interface with interns, questions are my number one metric. If someone asks a lot of questions and at least some of them are in the right direction, they're already a keeper in my book. If the intern doesn't ask any questions I won't know how to help them on either and that's a bad sign. Best of luck and don't forget to have fun.