
Engineering Managers
Do you feel added pressure taking on a co-op or intern when your schedule is already full?
You are not alone.
The #1 reason for not placing an engineering co-op/intern is supervision time constraint. It accounts for 25% to 35% of all co-op/intern hiring objections.
Manager Supervision Time
Over a 12-week period, engineering co-ops/interns typically require between 40 to 200 hours of time from a supervisor, mentors, engineers and other technical professionals.
In addition, an average of 40% of first year co-ops/interns never work at the company again. That can add up to a significant amount of valuable technical hours lost!

XPS Products Provide the Solution By:
Skill Development
Improved skill readiness and faster student ramp-up at your facility. Enhanced student engagement and performance. A stronger, more predictable pipeline of well-prepared talent. And a valuable learning experience for your co-op/intern! Students will operate as self-motivated contributors instead of supervision-dependent trainees; and you will develop a talent pipeline that requires less management overhead and delivers stronger outcomes. Review the Training Matrix for a list of skill sets that are developed.
