I learned three things during my internship.
First, Planning carefully before I start to work on a project.
Second, We should listen and stay true to our supervisor directions, But still have our own creative vision.
Third, Make people happy.
Those
ideas will be extremely useful in my career, I think. I also realized
one more important idea which is to always be thankful to the people I
work with.
At NJAHS, I met many people who have
shown me kindness they were always helpful to me. In the beginning, I
couldn't communicate well with NJAHS staff because of my poor English
skills. But even when I can't express my idea in English they tried to
understand and helped me so that I was able to express my thoughts,
feelings and ideas. So, I appreciate them for all their help. It is just
too great to describe in words.
I'm happy that I go to work and build relationships with NJAHS staff and coming to the U.S.
I'll be back to SF and NJAHS one day !!!
Tsuyoshi Inoue -Intern from Japan-
The National Japanese American Historical Society (NJAHS), founded in 1980, incorporated in 1981 is a non-profit membership organization is dedicated to the collection, preservation, authentic interpretation, and sharing of historical information of the Japanese American experience for the diverse broader national and global community.
Friday, September 9, 2011
I did an internship at NJAHS for five weeks. Before coming here, I
was not excited enough to do internship at NPO because my hope was to do
internship at business company. However, this internship gave me lots
of challenging tasks, which made my internship more satisfying.
The most interesting and toughest task I did was creating a presentation at university. I learned about how to make presentations at my university in Japan though this was my first time to make presentation in front of native english speakers. I tried to think about what they will be interested in through our presentation to make sure they will listen to it. When we did our presentation, most of the audience listened intently. Also I was able to make them laugh during my presentation. I was really satisfied with the results.
During internship here, the most interesting and meaningful things that I learned was human relationship. Based on my friend's story, when you work at business situation, most of your task will be based on computer. However, at NPO, our work will be fundamentally based on human relationships. I had lots of opportunities to talk with many diverse people, for example, professor, university students, photographer and senior citizen. I found it really interesting to communicate with people and I hope I can get a job where I can meet many kinds of people.
In the end, I can definitely say this internship influenced my future career. I would like to say thank you to all the people who helped me doing internship, including my supervisor Rachel and boss Rosalyn.
Yuto
The most interesting and toughest task I did was creating a presentation at university. I learned about how to make presentations at my university in Japan though this was my first time to make presentation in front of native english speakers. I tried to think about what they will be interested in through our presentation to make sure they will listen to it. When we did our presentation, most of the audience listened intently. Also I was able to make them laugh during my presentation. I was really satisfied with the results.
During internship here, the most interesting and meaningful things that I learned was human relationship. Based on my friend's story, when you work at business situation, most of your task will be based on computer. However, at NPO, our work will be fundamentally based on human relationships. I had lots of opportunities to talk with many diverse people, for example, professor, university students, photographer and senior citizen. I found it really interesting to communicate with people and I hope I can get a job where I can meet many kinds of people.
In the end, I can definitely say this internship influenced my future career. I would like to say thank you to all the people who helped me doing internship, including my supervisor Rachel and boss Rosalyn.
Yuto
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