The interview process was a “speed-dating” type style, where you have 7 interviews with 7 different ISN representatives. They mostly ask you where you’re from, about yourself, your strengths and weaknesses, what you’re looking for in an internship, what you know about the company, and your school/work experience. Don’t be surprised if they ask you about a time where you came in contact with an unhappy customer, I recommend thinking of times where that’s happened and then jot it down and practice. Be yourself, and be confident in your answers!

I went to their headquarters in Dallas for a two day in-house interview for the Business Development Intern role. First day was a company overview and tour. Second day was a 2 minute presentation and 7 interviews with 7 minutes each. The culture was incredible and they were extremely welcoming! They made a great impression.