Lessons from future leaders: Interns share key learnings

Lessons from future leaders: Interns share key learnings

July 27 Is National Intern Day, and we’re celebrating the bright and ambitious individuals shaping tomorrow's workforce.

For the past 12 weeks, our interns have been listening, engaging and applying what they’ve learned in school at Albemarle.

But what can we learn from them?

To all the interns out there, we salute your enthusiasm, resilience, and determination. Your passion for learning and willingness to embrace challenges are future leaders' hallmarks. Thank you for your valuable contributions, and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors.

No matter how you celebrate National Intern Day, make sure to let your interns know how much you value them.

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