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Anonymous
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Sure, the experience overall was great. I worked in a hospital management application where I learned how the software development cycle goes on, the different kinds of tools that are used for communication and task management. The seniors were pretty chill, you could always learn something from them. The only difficulty that I faced was time constraints, the time allotted for each task was not sufficient (atleast for me), and because of that I became an hindrance to other developers occasionally as they had to wait for me to complete my work. Finally the most important thing that I could understand from this internship was communication is the very important in corporate culture, as one of my friends was really good at communicating his ideas and problems to other, people really liked him because of his good communication skills, and because of that he was offered a PPO even though he was not that great of a developer .
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