Fwd: NET PROJECT - END OF INTERNSHIP REMARKS
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Xiang Bai
Jul 10, 2010, 3:18:22 PM7/10/10
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实习生的抱怨贴，这已经是我最近收到了第n封了。
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对外经济贸易大学 国际经济贸易学院
School of International Trade and Economics
University of International Business and Economics
国际经济学商学学生联合会
对外经济贸易大学分会 副主席
人才管理部
Vice President of AIESEC UIBE
Talent Management Department
Mobile (86) 132 4196 6735 | Tel. (8610) 6449 1877
Email: xian...@aiesec.net | MSN: baixiang1...@hotmail.com | Skype: ioumvp
--- AIESEC, the world's largest youth organization with presence in 107 countries and over 1100 universities, is an international platform for young people to explore and develop their leadership potential.
--- 读书千卷，阅人百味，知己三五，输赢几回。 ——陈准民
里边涉及到TM的部分是，缺少活动，没有机会认识其他trainee。
发给各位看，尤其是叶佳胜和姚晴雨，希望能逐渐进入reception状态！我们的welcome party，我们的induction conference等等，要开始有想法了才行。
当然，这个实习生的有些观点，还有待商榷。但关于trainee involvement的问题，确实值得注意！
而且希望大家能做一个case study，如何在这种情况下（trainee由于不满aiesec uibe的internship质量而提前结束实习）给予trainee回应。尤其像徐怡雯、叶佳胜经常做buddy，盖来、姚晴雨作为EP manager的经历，Ofe是上一届reception的team leader，都会对这样的case有自己独到的见解！
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From: Olivia Lee <olivi...@gmail.com>
Date: 2010/7/11
Subject: Fwd: NET PROJECT - END OF INTERNSHIP REMARKS
To: 魏娜Weina <aiese...@gmail.com>, Xiang Bai <xian...@aiesec.net>
最近听到很多trainee这样的抱怨 尤其来自project
From: Olivia Lee <olivi...@gmail.com>
Date: 2010/7/11
Subject: Fwd: NET PROJECT - END OF INTERNSHIP REMARKS
To: 魏娜Weina <aiese...@gmail.com>, Xiang Bai <xian...@aiesec.net>
最近听到很多trainee这样的抱怨 尤其来自project
reception方面需要制定一些规定 来确保一些基本的执行了·
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Olivia Lee 厉以宁
President
Local Committee UIBE
AIESEC in Mainland of China
Mobile: +86 13581912573 | E-mail: olivi...@aiesec.net | Web: www.aiesec.cn
Chat Google Talk: olivialeed | Skype: olivialeed | MSN: olivialeed
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From: SuetYi Goh <go...@wisc.edu>
Date: Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 11:38 AM
Subject: NET PROJECT - END OF INTERNSHIP REMARKS
To: olivi...@gmail.com
Cc: Jeff Chen <jeffc...@gmail.com>
Hello Olivia,
This is Suet Yi Goh, one of the EP for the NET PROJECT under AIESEC UIBE. I hope you remember me and all is well for you.
I would like to inform you that I will be ending my internship in a week (July 16th), and regretfully, I would have to say that AIESEC UIBE did not perform up to expectations. This email is to express my disappointment towards the way your local chapter had handled the whole internship issue.
I would like to stress that, AIESEC BFSU were the ones who had helped me out, especially Rita, who is now in Turkey. She found me my host family and the two NGOS what I have been working with. I would give full credit to AIESEC BFSU for helping me out when I am not affiliated with them at all.
Basically, I had no interaction, activities or whatsoever with any members of AIESEC UIBE. It was only when my buddy and Alex(VP OGX) picked me up from the airport and that was it. I would also add that, Chris the project manager and Emily, basically had no idea what was going on. Everyone seemed confused and blur most of the time.I also presumed that there was a lack of communication from the team that were handling the whole NET project because different individuals kept asking me for information and had no idea at all who was actually doing what! I doubt that anyone even knows which NGO I am posted with up till now! Also, there was a change of leadership in the project but us trainees were not formally informed. The way Chris handled made me felt like the message he was sending was "I am an alumni now and byebye". Well, literally, it felt like that.
Your team members have mentioned that things would get better, but well, nothing really happened. How could that be the case? Up till now, there has not been a reception for the trainees that came in under AIESEC UIBE. No formal events or any official introduction period hosted by AIESEC UIBE.
I am aware that towards late June/early July, UIBE are having their finals. However, as a local chapter, you guys are expected to balance that properly and not just abandon your trainees. I am certain that all local chapters in all universities go through that. It is a matter of organization, discipline and coordination and it should not be used as an excuse over and over again to explain a lack of commitment from your team. A Beijing Trainee Group link via gmail does not replace physical interaction. Maybe it would for the newer trainees, but I seriously do not see myself benefiting from it.
My experience here in Beijing has been delightful and enjoyable, but I do not credit that to AIESEC UIBE at all. The people I met and hung out with are my own local Beijing friends from my own university, friends and family of my host sister, other non AIESEC interns working at the same NGO as me, and my colleagues from the work place. AIESEC UIBE interaction is zero. The people who have enhanced and made my trip here enjoyable are non AIESEC affiliated individuals. The only other time I met up with other AIESECERS from my project are through our own arrangements and also because one of them is Malaysian (I am Malaysian). Beijing is indeed a wonderful city and I enjoyed exploring it, but on my own and in a very non AIESEC-ly way.
Basically, I have given up waiting for any AIESEC UIBE activity to happen as I am leaving already. However, I hope that this email serves as a reminder that AIESEC UIBE has lots to do to make it up to your other trainees who are still going to be here.
Sincerely,
Suet Yi Goh
University of Wisconsin Madison
NET PROJECT
From: SuetYi Goh <go...@wisc.edu>
Date: Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 11:38 AM
Subject: NET PROJECT - END OF INTERNSHIP REMARKS
To: olivi...@gmail.com
Cc: Jeff Chen <jeffc...@gmail.com>
Hello Olivia,
This is Suet Yi Goh, one of the EP for the NET PROJECT under AIESEC UIBE. I hope you remember me and all is well for you.
I would like to inform you that I will be ending my internship in a week (July 16th), and regretfully, I would have to say that AIESEC UIBE did not perform up to expectations. This email is to express my disappointment towards the way your local chapter had handled the whole internship issue.
I would like to stress that, AIESEC BFSU were the ones who had helped me out, especially Rita, who is now in Turkey. She found me my host family and the two NGOS what I have been working with. I would give full credit to AIESEC BFSU for helping me out when I am not affiliated with them at all.
Basically, I had no interaction, activities or whatsoever with any members of AIESEC UIBE. It was only when my buddy and Alex(VP OGX) picked me up from the airport and that was it. I would also add that, Chris the project manager and Emily, basically had no idea what was going on. Everyone seemed confused and blur most of the time.I also presumed that there was a lack of communication from the team that were handling the whole NET project because different individuals kept asking me for information and had no idea at all who was actually doing what! I doubt that anyone even knows which NGO I am posted with up till now! Also, there was a change of leadership in the project but us trainees were not formally informed. The way Chris handled made me felt like the message he was sending was "I am an alumni now and byebye". Well, literally, it felt like that.
Your team members have mentioned that things would get better, but well, nothing really happened. How could that be the case? Up till now, there has not been a reception for the trainees that came in under AIESEC UIBE. No formal events or any official introduction period hosted by AIESEC UIBE.
I am aware that towards late June/early July, UIBE are having their finals. However, as a local chapter, you guys are expected to balance that properly and not just abandon your trainees. I am certain that all local chapters in all universities go through that. It is a matter of organization, discipline and coordination and it should not be used as an excuse over and over again to explain a lack of commitment from your team. A Beijing Trainee Group link via gmail does not replace physical interaction. Maybe it would for the newer trainees, but I seriously do not see myself benefiting from it.
My experience here in Beijing has been delightful and enjoyable, but I do not credit that to AIESEC UIBE at all. The people I met and hung out with are my own local Beijing friends from my own university, friends and family of my host sister, other non AIESEC interns working at the same NGO as me, and my colleagues from the work place. AIESEC UIBE interaction is zero. The people who have enhanced and made my trip here enjoyable are non AIESEC affiliated individuals. The only other time I met up with other AIESECERS from my project are through our own arrangements and also because one of them is Malaysian (I am Malaysian). Beijing is indeed a wonderful city and I enjoyed exploring it, but on my own and in a very non AIESEC-ly way.
Basically, I have given up waiting for any AIESEC UIBE activity to happen as I am leaving already. However, I hope that this email serves as a reminder that AIESEC UIBE has lots to do to make it up to your other trainees who are still going to be here.
Sincerely,
Suet Yi Goh
University of Wisconsin Madison
NET PROJECT
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Olivia Lee 厉以宁
President
Local Committee UIBE
AIESEC in Mainland of China
Mobile: +86 13581912573 | E-mail: olivi...@aiesec.net | Web: www.aiesec.cn
Chat Google Talk: olivialeed | Skype: olivialeed | MSN: olivialeed
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Our international platform enables young people to explore and develop their leadership potential for them to have a positive impact in society.
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对外经济贸易大学 国际经济贸易学院
School of International Trade and Economics
University of International Business and Economics
国际经济学商学学生联合会
对外经济贸易大学分会 副主席
人才管理部
Vice President of AIESEC UIBE
Talent Management Department
Mobile (86) 132 4196 6735 | Tel. (8610) 6449 1877
Email: xian...@aiesec.net | MSN: baixiang1...@hotmail.com | Skype: ioumvp
--- AIESEC, the world's largest youth organization with presence in 107 countries and over 1100 universities, is an international platform for young people to explore and develop their leadership potential.
--- 读书千卷，阅人百味，知己三五，输赢几回。 ——陈准民
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