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Kimberly Marreros, Business Program Manager at Microsoft: The value of internships
In this episode I am joined by Kimberly Marreros, Business Program Manager at Microsoft. Kimberly discusses her career and shares her experiences with internships in the data center sector.<br/><br/>We discuss how Kimberly started her career and how this resulted in her taking an internship with Microsoft. Kimberly shares the value of the internship and how it has benefited her career development.<br/><br/>We then discuss what internships are available in the data center sector and why it is not essential that you are from a tech background. We also cover the value of mentors, interview tips, and how the sector can attract more young talent.<br/><br/>This is a great discussion about how the sector can attract more young people to the world of data centers.