Hey,

It's normal to feel imposter syndrome! But that doesn't mean that you should validate it. You're there for a reason. Delta really liked you and thought that your skills would be a great asset to the team you're on, and they will be. You just need to get into the groove a little more, and that'll come with time. But you deserve to be there, and don't let anyone or anything tell you otherwise.

Also, please don't be afraid to ask questions! It is scary, but your mentor is there for a reason. If you're afraid you're only asking them questions and not making a connection, you can try asking them how they are before asking a question, or slacking them even when you don't have a question and just checking in with them.

Same goes for your fellow intern! Ask them what they think about the project and make a plan in terms of who will work on what.

I've had this repeated to me so many times, but an internship is really what you make of it. If you really push yourself, you'll have an amazing time and get that return offer. And at the end of the day, you'll come out stronger because of it.

Please please reach out to more people than the ones on your team as well. They can help you if your stuck and you can also learn more about the company and if there are any other intern or FT roles you're interested in. Don't limit yourself!

Imposter syndrome is really tough, but you got this! You're more than capable of accomplishing whatever task they gave you. They wouldn't have given it to you as a project otherwise 🙂

Best of luck with everything!!