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Update!

Hi Everyone!

My second week here at AutoCom has begun! I thoroughly enjoyed my first week. Although I was kept quite busy, I feel as though I have already learned many new things and have been well acquainted with the work that AutoCom does. I have had the opportunity to work on several assignments for AutoCom’s clients. I was also able to sit in on two conference calls to clients in Europe, which I found it particularly interesting. The entire AutoCom team has been very welcoming and helpful. I have enjoyed exploring the Detroit area so far as well. Although the driving can be stressful, the area is wonderful.
Planning has begun for the upcoming Tech Crawl in June, so I am told that the office will be exceptionally busy in the upcoming weeks. I am looking forward to assisting with the event! I am here for just over three more months, and hope to contribute a great deal, and learn even more!

Daryn

Comments

Jack Harned said…
Glad to have you with us!
Tue May 24, 11:32:00 AM
Larry said…
Welcome aboard, Clarence! So far, so good....you've hit the ground running. Glad you could be with us.
Tue May 24, 01:57:00 PM
Silke said…
Enjoy your internship! I enjoyed mine very much.
Tue Jun 07, 02:28:00 PM
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