Sydney
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Are you currently a penultimate/final year student looking to have real world experience with the World's Leading Brands in P&G?
Overview
The Business Internship offers an accelerated experience into life as a P&G leader giving you the opportunity to lead a real-world challenge with a high level of responsibility! You will dive right in on one of their current business opportunities and work with leaders on a real-life strategy!
What success looks like:
Your Team
This role reports to P&G’s ANZ Product Supply Chain Director.
Qualifications
At P&G, they believe that if they support your well-being, you are better able to contribute to the success of the company and achieve your personal goals. That is why their Total Rewards package is focused on supporting 4 key wellbeing areas:
What you can expect?
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A P&G internship serves as an entry point into the company, with intern programs viewed as essential pathways to full-time roles. Successful interns may be invited to interview for permanent positions, making the program a valuable opportunity for career progression within P&G.
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Have not done any work yet but i am excited by what i will do in my role. currently a lot of induction and onboarding sessions
Have not done any work yet but I am excited by what I will do in my role. Currently a lot of induction and onboarding sessions
I have not engaged in actual work just yet
4.2
50,000 - 100,000 employees
Retail & Consumer Goods
P&G hires diverse, innovative and hardworking leaders. Join us on our vision to improve the lives of our consumers, now and for generations to come.
Strong sense of community within the company. Management is very horizontal and easy to work with.
The people! Everyone's so willing to help and support you.
Flexible working hours, friendly work environment, surrounded by hardworking people
So many supportive co-workers, exciting company, many opportunities for growth and travel
Late nights here and there due to time zones. It's a global company and working in Australia means we're 'ahead' of our counterparts in terms of time zones.
Can be long hours, process driven
Very steep learning curve