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Show up to your first AI-touching internship with prompts that handle the 80% of tasks you'll actually be assigned.
Forget the moonshot AI projects. The intern tasks that show up over and over: summarize this article, draft this email, extract these data points from a PDF, compare these three competitors, rewrite this paragraph for a different audience. If you have a sharp prompt for each, you'll out-deliver interns who don't.
The intern who pastes raw output into a deliverable gets fired. The intern who runs the prompt, then spends 20 minutes editing, fact-checking, and adding their own observation — that one becomes a return offer. The prompt is the first draft; you're the editor.
| Bad use | Good use |
|---|---|
| Paste AI output as final answer | Use AI output as draft, edit visibly |
| Hide AI use | Tell your manager which prompt you used |
| Same prompt for every task | Custom prompt per task, saved in a personal library |
| Trust extracted numbers | Spot-check 3 numbers against the source |
| No flagging of unknowns | Always list assumptions |
The big idea: the intern who walks in with a curated prompt library does in 90 minutes what others do in a day — and looks senior doing it.
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