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Kansas City, Mo.-based H&R Block has prepared over 800 million tax returns since its founding in 1955 by brothers Henry and Richard Bloch. Today, the company offers a wide range of tax, financial, and business services to millions of clients from its more than 10,000 offices in the U.S, Canada, and Australia.
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About the Program
H&R Block offers a summer internship program called the Embark Summer Internship. During the program, interns will receive guidance and mentoring from senior professionals as well as a chance to work independently. Along with workshops, hands-on experience, social events, and networking opportunities, there is a summer project that interns will present to senior leadership. At the end of the program, interns get the opportunity to interview for full-time positions.
About the Company
Founded in 1955 by brothers Henry and Richard Block, H&R Block is a tax service provider to consumers worldwide. Since its founding, the firm has prepared over 935 million tax returns, primarily through its retail locations. These franchises, which now number more than 12,000, are located in all 50 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and other U.S. territories, as well as on U.S. military bases worldwide and in Australia, Canada, and India. In addition to filing tax returns for consumers, the firm ...
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- “The schedule is very flexible, so we are able to adjust some of our days as needed. We also work remotely on Mondays and Fridays, so this worked really well for my life type.”
- “The firm has done an amazing job at treating us like full-time employees and not interns. Our hiring managers trust us with the projects that they have given us, they have provided us with the space to grow and flourish as interns with the ...
- “The schedule is very flexible, so we are able to adjust some of our days as needed. We also work remotely on Mondays and Fridays, so this worked really well for my life type.”
- “The firm has done an amazing job at treating us like full-time employees and not interns. Our hiring managers trust us with the projects that they have given us, they have provided us with the space to grow and flourish as interns with the intention of making us full pledge adults and employees that will go on and better serve their community. They have done a great job at connecting us with Senior Level Leadership as well and providing us with the opportunities to ask questions and advice in the areas that we previously did not have experience.”
- “I love the work-life balance of a hybrid schedule. I really enjoy working from home since I have a decent commute every day; this saves me a lot of time. I also like working in office and communicating with my fellow coworkers. I think it is important to stay social within the workplace but also still have enough time to live my life outside of work. Sometimes there were not a lot of people on my floor, so I would go to a different floor to talk with the interns. We had 40-hour work weeks that honestly went by pretty fast. I never felt like the day was dragging on, and it felt a lot easier to work these hours compared to other jobs I have had.”
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- “What are some of the things you are hoping to gain from this internship?”
- “What kind of management style do you like? What's an example of when you've been bold?”
- “What is a time when you faced a problem working on a project, and how did you fix it? How have you handled working with a diverse group of people?”
- “What are some of the things you are hoping to gain from this internship?”
- “What kind of management style do you like? What's an example of when you've been bold?”
- “What is a time when you faced a problem working on a project, and how did you fix it? How have you handled working with a diverse group of people?”
- “What are some role models you have looked up to or learned a lot from? What is a time when you had to make a tough decision knowing that many people wouldn't agree with your solution?”