r/internships

Are there any 1-2 month remote wintern interns starting around December for 2028 grads? If yes, where do we find them?

I recently received a Software Engineering internship offer from Microsoft, but I’m more interested in eventually moving toward Product Management.

Before accepting the SWE offer, I applied to a Product Manager internship that recently opened at Microsoft. I also had a Microsoft employee submit an internal referral for the PM position.

My SWE offer has an acceptance deadline coming up, and I don’t want to risk losing it. At the same time, I’d really like to be considered for the PM internship.

Does anyone know how Microsoft handles this?

If I accept the SWE internship offer, can a recruiter for the PM internship still reach out and interview me? Or does accepting one internship offer automatically close/withdraw my other active Microsoft applications?

Has anyone personally been in a situation where they accepted a Microsoft internship offer and then interviewed for a different role (SWE → PM, PM → SWE, etc.) afterward?

I’m completely happy returning as a SWE if PM doesn’t work out. I mainly don’t want to accidentally shut down the PM opportunity by accepting my current offer.

Would especially appreciate answers from former Microsoft interns, return interns, or anyone familiar with University Recruiting.

I'm going to drop some more gold bars here.

Pull out your notepad, grab some popcorn and pay attention.

Companies are so evil bro.

1/3 job listenings are either fake or a ghost list.

They don't exist. This is part of a study, I'm not making ts up.

So instead of guessing or manually applying to job listings one by one, PLEASE for the love of god automate it.

Here is how to automate it for free - no referrals or any other BS:

The method before was using the Simplify chrome extension and all you had to do was legit fill out your info once and it'll crack every workday, greenhouse, etc apps.

Now? It's even easier.

META MUSE bro.

Zuck got us (even if he's mining our data but thats a story for another time)

Literally give it your info, resume, and all the bs information most job applications ask for.

Then let it apply to any and every job listing you are eligible for or you can hand it a list and it'll take care of the rest.

Takes some prompting, but genuinely useful and passive once you set it up.

You get a lot of credits for free, so abuse it then just make another account, don't pay for sh*t.

They give us fake listenings and automated responses?

We automate applying and let them waste our time.

Also you can have it ask you to confirm things or review it for those very important applications like FAANG.

For the random companies or startups, just spam it tbh.

Follow the community if you aren't already! LETS GOOOOOOO