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YouTube Internship Program

Acquiring a position in YouTube's Internship Program is generally very difficult. Why intern at YouTube? Employees are very happy at YouTube and rate their office perks as neutral. It’s summer, interning should not be only a learning experience, but also an enjoyable one. YouTube employees say they’re never bored at work. Additionally, 67% have developed close friendships with their co-workers.

Professional Development at YouTube

Internships are the beginnings of one’s professional development; so working at a company with strong professional development is beneficial. Overall, employees at YouTube rate their professional development a C, ranking them in the Bottom 40% of similar sized companies on Comparably.

AnswerPercent
Yes40%
No60%
Do you have a mentor at work?
AnswerPercent
Yes70%
No30%
Is your company invested in your career growth?
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Yes50%
No50%
Are you challenged at work?
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Yes44%
No56%
Does your current company provide you meaningful opportunities for career advancement?

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Why Intern at YouTube?

Happiness
Top 30%Top 30% of Similar Size Companies on Comparably
B

Happiness Score at YouTube is rated a B by 172 employees.

Environment
Bottom 45%Bottom 45% of Similar Size Companies on Comparably
C

Environment Score at YouTube is rated a C by 138 employees.

Leadership
Top 50%Top 50% of Similar Size Companies on Comparably
C+

Leadership Score at YouTube is rated a C+ by 328 employees.

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