What is the company culture at You-Source?

Pros

Great culture where you would have a hands on learning experience in developing applications and interacting with clients.

Cons

No compensation during internship period

Pros

The company's culture is the best thing about it. The vibe is not too "corporate" and you can socialize with people easily in the company because it gives you a lot of opportunity to do so. There are also a lot of talented people you work along with. People I've worked with are also approachable.

Cons

The UX culture in the company is not that mature yet, although in the Philippine setting that would probably just be nitpicky. The workload levels are also pretty high at times, especially as a new intern, but that probably just getting culture shocked from having a different kind of workload in university.

Advice to Management

Try to check with interns more often and see how they feel. Some might feel very lost and demotivated. A more comprehensive onboarding process would also be great because in my experience, I had very little idea of what I was supposed to do the first time I was put in a project.

Pros

The company's culture is the best thing about it. The vibe is not too "corporate" and you can socialize with people easily in the company because it gives you a lot of opportunity to do so. There are also a lot of talented people you work along with. People I've worked with are also approachable.

Cons

The UX culture in the company is not that mature yet, although in the Philippine setting that would probably just be nitpicky. The workload levels are also pretty high at times, especially as a new intern, but that probably just getting culture shocked from having a different kind of workload in university.

Advice to Management

Try to check with interns more often and see how they feel. Some might feel very lost and demotivated. A more comprehensive onboarding process would also be great because in my experience, I had very little idea of what I was supposed to do the first time I was put in a project.

Pros

Lots of learnings Great culture

Cons

Thye couldve provided bigger varieties of tasks for interns

Advice to Management

None

Pros

The company's culture is the best thing about it. The vibe is not too "corporate" and you can socialize with people easily in the company because it gives you a lot of opportunity to do so. There are also a lot of talented people you work along with. People I've worked with are also approachable.

Cons

The UX culture in the company is not that mature yet, although in the Philippine setting that would probably just be nitpicky. The workload levels are also pretty high at times, especially as a new intern, but that probably just getting culture shocked from having a different kind of workload in university.

Advice to Management

Try to check with interns more often and see how they feel. Some might feel very lost and demotivated. A more comprehensive onboarding process would also be great because in my experience, I had very little idea of what I was supposed to do the first time I was put in a project.

Pros

Interview - Prompt when answering inquiries via email and scheduling online interviews. - Transparent with the process you'll be undergoing. - Straight to the point with the skills they would like to see from you. Internship Program - Treats their interns as if they really are part of the team. - Gives you the chance to be immersed in the team you're assigned in. From how the team works to how they deliver output. Company - The company and its employees uphold the core values that they mention. - HR team works great in terms of keeping everyone in the loop and maintaining a good working environment; very reliable. - Work-Life balance is given importance.

Cons

Internship Program - If you get assigned only to one project, there will be days where you don't have much to do so growth as a QA is hindered. - As of the moment, there's no set curriculum for QA interns and you're heavily reliant on your direct supervisor and teammates for the skills you'll be learning.