FAQs
What is the duration of the Sales Internship at HP?
The Sales Internship is a year-round opportunity designed to let you apply your classroom learnings to real-world challenges.
Are there work authorization requirements for this internship?
Yes, candidates must be currently eligible to work in the US and must not require work authorization sponsorship in the future.
Will this internship lead to a full-time job?
The internship is intended for conversion to a full-time role, pending performance evaluation and available headcount.
Who is encouraged to apply for this internship?
Candidates who identify with groups historically underrepresented in the technology sector, such as African American, Latino, Native American, individuals with disabilities, and Veterans are encouraged to apply.
What kind of projects will interns be working on?
Interns will work on significant projects that are impactful, avoiding menial tasks like paper filing, while also receiving networking opportunities and engagement with executive speakers.
What are the responsibilities of the Sales Intern?
Interns will assist experienced Sales Representatives with various tasks including informing customers about promotions, pipeline management, building client relationships, and nurturing new sales opportunities.
What educational background is required for this internship?
Candidates must be currently enrolled in a four-year college and must be returning to school following the internship.
What are the expected knowledge and skills for this internship?
Basic knowledge of the HP Portfolio, strong attention to detail, communication skills, and sales knowledge are expected.
What compensation can interns expect for this position?
The pay range for the position is between $21.85 to $30.04 per hour, depending on work location, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience.
What benefits are included for US interns working at least 20 hours weekly?
Benefits include health insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, disability insurance, flexible spending accounts, life insurance, and generous time-off policies including paid parental leave and holidays.