Gained in Translation ; International Interns Learn American Way of Business, More On Job
The Washington Times › April 25, 2005
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South Korean-born Youri Kim, 22, smiles a lot. But then, she has plenty to smile about. A graphic-design major at Hongik University in Seoul, she participates in a novel program run by the Washington- based International Center for Language Studies, a private school that brings early career professionals from abroad to work in area businesses and nonprofit organizations.
Miss Kim began March 1 at Giffords Ice Cream & Candy Co. and within days was creating new posters and signage for the company's Bethesda retail store, as well as redesigning owner Neal Lieberman's business card.See the full content of this document
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Gained in Translation ; International Interns Learn American Way of Business, More On Job
"We set her up on a computer and sort of said, 'Here's our new logo, color palette and the font we need to use,' and went through probably a list of 100 things, asking her to take a shot at designing them," Mr. Lieberman says, detailing the benefits of having an accomplished intern on hand....
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