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Communication in My Visit Indy Internship

During my internship, I had multiple opportunities to demonstrate my understanding of collaboration as a communicative process. From the very beginning, I was immersed in team meetings where open communication and idea-sharing were essential. I quickly learned the importance of active listening, not just to understand what others were saying, but to build on their ideas and contribute meaningfully. Whether we were brainstorming campaign strategies or working through logistical details, I made it a point to be present, thoughtful, and responsive in every group setting.

One example of this was when I worked on a project that involved coordinating with multiple departments, including marketing, partnerships, and event operations. I served as a liaison between teams, ensuring that key information was clearly communicated and that everyone was aligned on project goals and timelines. In doing so, I had to tailor my communication style depending on the audience—being concise and data-driven with upper management, while more detail-oriented and collaborative with fellow interns and junior staff. This experience helped me strengthen my ability to adapt within team dynamics and maintain a productive group workflow.

Furthermore, I consistently aimed to foster a collaborative environment by encouraging others to share their perspectives and giving credit where it was due. I learned that effective collaboration isn't just about speaking up—it's about creating space for others to do the same and making sure that all voices are acknowledged. This not only improved the quality of our final outcomes but also built a sense of trust and camaraderie within the team. Overall, this internship deepened my appreciation for the role of communication in successful teamwork and gave me real-world experience in practicing collaboration as a dynamic and ongoing process.

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