
Why intern at U.S. News & World Report? Employees are not so happy at U.S. News & World Report and rate their office perks as neutral. It’s summer, interning should not be only a learning experience, but also an enjoyable one. U.S. News & World Report employees say they’re never bored at work. Additionally, 50% have developed close friendships with their co-workers.
Internships are the beginnings of one’s professional development; so working at a company with strong professional development is beneficial. Overall, employees at U.S. News & World Report rate their professional development a B, ranking them in the Top 35% of similar sized companies on Comparably.