Management Trainee Intern Review

I enjoyed working with a number of different people. The outdoors can be challenging in the bad weather and not ideal. The opportunities provided are great for college graduates and those doing internships. I enjoyed learning about how a business is run and in a field that is different. I never thought about doing rental so it was fun.

Everybody welcomes new staff at enterprise. Most people all start from college and have stuff in common and experiences to share. Managers encourage you to do well on a daily basis and thank you for going that extra mile. If you're having a bad day somebody will put a smile on your face.

Managers send motivational messages and help you improve. Assistant managers work closely with interns and Mt's to get phases and skills done. I have been given good guidance in terms of development and I am on my way to getting my grill done. My phases and skills were done fairly quick with the support of managers.

Summer time is very busy, from having 300 customers on a day. When we work efficiently it helps us get thought the day and keep customers happy. In winter when we didn't have much customers daily I still felt there was stuff to do, like pre contact and admin work.

My development was put in my own hands. I was given more responsibility as I progressed. I have been helping to run the National pre contact team with the help of my colleagues. When new staff joined I helped them to learn and shadow me along the way, showing them that sales and service come hand in hand.

The customer service skills I have acquired will stay with me forever. It's one thing that helps make a business. From being organized to ensuring work is done to high standards will help me when I go back to college and finish my degree. Management is what I study and the skills I've learned will definitely help my future career.

Generally there was a good atmosphere around the office. There is definitely stress at times when tight on cars or having a lot of customers come at once. With the help of everybody encouraging each other, it makes it easier to work long shifts. Managers would do competitions to help keep the momentum up! There is always a bit of craic during shifts.

It was very well organized. I started off shadowing others to learn how everything works. The set up to get the internship was well set out and has worked throughout. I was given a run through of how the organization works in my branch interview, which gave me an idea of what the daily routine was like.

Training provided at the airport was helpful and well invested. I went though phases with managers one by one. Each phase helped me learn about different aspects. When my phases were done I passed my skills and now preparing for my grill, which will help me for future when I go for assistant manager. However. the training at head office has been postponed.

Development at enterprise has huge opportunities. Your career is in your own hands. Once you move up there is so many opportunities to work in different fields. Salary improves greatly as you climb the ladder. You can easily move to different branches or work with enterprise abroad if you wish, gaining a lot of experience.

Yes, everybody is very young and we all start off as an intern or management trainee. If we hit our targets we get a staff night out, all paid for. It's great having good colleagues who are easy to get along with. You're not stuck in an office by yourself.

As I'm close to the area I work in, I live at home and drive in. Petrol doesn't cost much and I can cook at home. The airport isn't the cheapest but there's a McDonalds. There's a great social atmosphere amongst staff and you meet a lot of friendly travelers!

For staff nights out we would head into the city center, which is about half an hour away. You could easily meet up with friends or colleagues after work. Because of its busy location, nightlife is great. There is a pub right across the road for food or drinks and Swords is only down the road.

There is quite some opportunities to get involved in programs through work. You can volunteer or participate in events such as mini marathon with colleagues. Yes, hours are long but you have flexi time with the range of shifts. You could go for a run before a late shift or even meet up with friends in the evening after an early shift. Days off are typically together which gives you a nice rest.