Student Satisfaction With Placement For Internship In Management Study Program
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https://doi.org/10.19166/jam.v6i2.579Keywords:
internship, management, educationAbstract
Internship activities are carried out in universities to introduce the working world to students in the future. This is important to be examined, especially in terms of the effectiveness of the program that has been implemented. By conducting a survey of students who have undergone the internship process, a clearer picture can be obtained of overall student satisfaction in response to the placement process during the internship. There are five factors emerge from the data analysis, namely interpersonal skills, work environment, culture, challenges, and benefit.
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