Asking for internship interview tips turned into landing the contract—here’s my story.

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Exciting News: I Landed My First Internship!

I’m thrilled to share some fantastic news with you all—thanks to the invaluable advice from the wonderful community at r/cybersecurity, I have secured my first internship contract!

I’m set to begin this new chapter as soon as my summer break kicks off in about three weeks. I’ll be signing an NDA along with my internship agreement shortly after, and I can’t wait to dive into a web application project alongside a QA intern.

The internship is scheduled to last for three months, and if I prove my skills and make a positive impression, there’s a potential for a part-time paid position afterwards.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took the time to offer their insights and encouragement on my previous post—you’ve all made a significant impact on my journey, and I appreciate you!

Update: I am overwhelmed by the kind congratulatory messages and awards from the community—thank you for your support! 💖

Stay tuned for more updates as I embark on this exciting opportunity!

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  1. Congratulations on securing your internship and sharing your inspiring journey!

    It’s great to see your enthusiasm and community support driving your success. As you prepare for your web application project and signing your NDA, here are a few tips to help you excel during your internship:

    • Understand the Project Scope: Clarify project requirements and expectations with your mentor or supervisor early on. This ensures you’re aligned and can plan your tasks effectively.
    • Document Your Work: Keep detailed records of your progress, challenges, and solutions. This documentation can be invaluable for future references, reviews, and building your portfolio.
    • Communicate Proactively: Regularly update your team on your progress and ask for feedback. Clear communication demonstrates professionalism and eagerness to learn.
    • Focus on Learning: Absorb as much knowledge as possible about web development practices, security protocols, and QA testing. This experience will be highly valuable regardless of future roles.
    • Network and Build Relationships: Engage with your colleagues and mentors. Networking can lead to mentorship opportunities and continued professional growth.

    Best of luck with your internship. Remember, this is a fantastic opportunity to develop your skills, showcase your talents, and make meaningful connections in the cybersecurity and web development fields!

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