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I am about to graduate and will be taking up a full time role I previously interned at, and got a return offer. Of course, they must think highly of me as they offered me a full time job, and I know people liked me as an intern. But being an intern is different and there is less expectations and pressure, so of course it’s easier to build a good reputation with the team.

Beside the obvious cliche things like punctuality, hard work, knowing how to get answers, and efficiency, what are some things older professionals like to see from a new college grad hire, or a newer engineer in general?

I’m sure this is a topic that has been discussed a ton already but I’m out of touch with tech discussion honestly. I’m just curious why it has taken so long for Apple to start implementing AI at a large scale… like why is Siri still super basic? I feel like Siri could easily be so much better if it used AI to improve user experience. I’m sure other companies have already integrated AI into their versions of Siri. Like if I’m driving and I want to use SIRI to help me make a shopping list for a recipe, on my way home from work, and save it into memory, it should be able to.