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Internship Movie Reflection

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The Internship has the two protagonists Billy and Nick (Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson) who unfortunately have lost their sells men jobs -selling watches which no one has the need for anymore because of technology therefore their company folded. Now Billy and Nick must re-enter the unemployment world and find a job but both men are now adrift in a world that has passed them by. After a night of sadly Googling the "jobs for people with no skills", Billy (Vince Vaughn) stumbles upon Google's competitive internship program and signs himself and his buddy Nick up for an interview. Our main Characters then finds themselves using a computer for a video conference in a public library to be interviewed by Google, but you have to remember that Billy and Nick are in their forty’s and have no idea about technology and the internet, Billy and Nick then shout at the top of their voices at the screen to the two recruiter from Google, despite the fact that they are told, "Guys, we can hear you". Billy and Nick jam their heads close together and jabber right into the camera, showing that not only their obvious technical incompetence but their blatantly embarrassing need to be employed Billy and Nick are then chosen to join the Internship summer program at the Google headquarters California. They will compete with other "Nooglers" (New …show more content…

In the beginning of the film, when Billy and Nick are taking the video conference interview with the two Google recruits, the Delphi Technique is used, because the recruiter participants are not physically there with our main characters, this techniques is mostly used for interviews and questionnaires but it is used for a job interview with a panel of two experts who uses their knowledge to ask Billy and Nick questions about their life and their education. This can be seen at the time of 20 minutes and 58

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