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I have really enjoyed my time at L'Oreal. It is a very fast paced environment but as long as you have a good attitude to learn you are able to pick up the skills you need quickly and get a lot out of your time with the company.

I felt very valued by my colleagues and was treated like any other member of the team. My team had high expectations of me from the outset and this has allowed me to take on important and exciting projects from the start which add real value to the business.

My manager has been very supportive and even when she has been too busy to help me personally, she always responded to emails or pointed me to someone else in the team who can help me.

Very very busy! You will never be bored at L'Oreal, as you won't have time to be!

A lot of responsibility, i have been working on a new fragrance launch and therefore entered the business at an extremely busy time. This has allowed me to lead exciting projects which i will visibly be able to see the results of when the fragrance is launched in store.

L'Oreal provide all interns (summer and year placements) with really valuable training that will help us all in our future careers, whether this is at L'Oreal or elsewhere. I have had excel training, lunch and learn sessions with staff from different areas of the business and also learnt how to manage a busy workload. I study English and therefore this internship has been incredible valuable as it has developed my skills in areas where i did not have much prior knowledge: such as my numerical skills, excel skills and general understanding of the business world. However, it has strengthened the skills I have already acquired throughout my English degree which will benefit me when I return to University: such as my communicative and analytical skills, and the internship has also definitely improved my organisational skills!

Fun, fast paced and very sociable. L'Oreal has a coffee culture which allows you to easily network with people in the business and encourages face to face discussion.

My internship was very well organized, with regular training sessions and with initial, mid term and end of term reviews. Particularly for summer interns, this helps you stay focused on your goals and ensure you achieve what you want to get out of the internship.

I think they invest a lot of time with the interns as I have had roughly 1-2 training sessions a week, be it in a skill such as Excel or an insight into the company, like a lunch and learn session.

Every intern and placement 西瓜视频 is considered for the graduate scheme, however you must first be recommended by your manager, HR and a general manager in order to progress your application.

An intern committee is elected, with a president, social sec, sports sec and 2 newsletter editors. There is also a facebook page where the interns can chat to each other. This was extremely useful and has made the internship very sociable, with regular nights out and friendly sports matches (such as rounders in Hyde Park). I have also been able to go for drinks after work with my team on a Friday as during summer we finish at 3 on a friday!

I commuted from home. The social sec managed to get us deals for clubs so the nights out haven't been too expensive so far.

We tend to go out more centrally in London, but there are some nice pubs around with a good atmosphere for drinks after work.

Yes- Sports teams, drinks and socials organized by intern committee.