The variety of projects I worked on from design work to hands on crafting.
What I wish was different
The intern spot is away from the other employees.
Advice
Get up and talk to the employees, ask for work, be diligent.
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Product Engineer
May - July 2017 • Easton, PA
What I liked
I loved working at Crayola. The work environment was very relaxed and my coworkers were always helpful when I had a question. I was able to work on projects and then see the finished product on shelves at stores like Target. Through my internship, the company also offered a mentor program where you could choose a mentor that you wanted, whether the mentor was in your field or not. Crayola has multiple production facilities and they give a tour of each and explain how each job/position works. I was able to gain very good insight into how the company works.
What I wish was different
I have actually completed two internships with Crayola LLC in the same position (product engineer). I wish I had chosen a different position to get more experience under my belt.
Advice
There is nothing to be worried about going into this company. All the employees are friendly and relaxed for the workplace, which creates a creative environment. I enjoyed the internship so much I went back for a second one.
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Creative Intern
May - August 2019 • Easton, PA
What I liked
I had the opportunity to suggest ideas and work on projects that I wanted to work on. The environment and my coworkers were really great.
What I wish was different
N/A
Advice
Everyone is willing to help you learn a new skill or work on something you have a specific interest in. Take advantage of that!
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Ecommerce Intern
May - August 2016 • Stockertown, PA
What I liked
Interning at Crayola gave me the opportunity to learn how the business world works outside the classroom. Being given tasks that I could see directly affected the sales and operations of the company was an experience like no other.
What I wish was different
At times I was given a bit of busy work that yes, was important to the developmental process of products, but slightly dragged out.
Advice
Ask a lot of questions, don't feel like you have to know everything right off the bat. Your boss is there to help you learn and you'll get the most out of it if you are engaging in that.
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Process Improvement Engineering Intern
May 2016 - August 2017 • Easton, PA
What I liked
Culture, ability to do my own projects, make an impact, work with great people.
What I wish was different
I wish I had a more secure future with the company full time.
Advice
Like everything, it's what you make of it.
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Maufacturing
May - August 2022 • Forks Township, PA
What I liked
Easy job with friendly atmosphere.
What I wish was different
Diversity in job throughout the day instead of day to day diversity.
Advice
Be optomistic.
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Continuous Improvement Intern
May - August 2021 • Easton, PA
What I liked
It was a good way to get my foot in the door in a famous company. Working with crayons and things like that, it also helped me know that what I was learning in school was applicable was a super fun experience and the culture there was amazing, everyone felt like family.
What I wish was different
There were still issues occurring from covid. I wish that the office would've been full of friendly faces but with remote work available no-one ever showed up