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Getting a campus placement is all about standing out in a group and this can be displayed only by means of presenting ones accomplishments in a convincing manner. At the end of the excruciating process, one needs to convince the recruiter of their dominance over the others.Benefits of an Intern ship:Filling the Resume':This is one of the first things that is to be prepared for bagging a campus placement, besides preparing for the entry level exam and for the interview(s) later. There need to be snipers/spikes in every ones resume in order that the recruiter could recognize you from the "LOT".Having an intern ship or two would definitely be the spikes that would separate one from the others.2. Gaining Expertise in an area:The intern ships are the ones where we can display the specificity of our interest. Suppose if one has done an intern ship in the area of functioning of the recruiting company, that could create a huge difference.3. Interest towards working with people:Though doing an intern ship is completing the project assigned, it is equally important that one maintains harmonious relationships with other peers as well as superiors. Having done an intern ship portrays ones experience of working with team members and executive officials and this acts as a deciding factor in favouring their interests towards the candidate under consideration.The above points are with the placements in mind, but in general, as a matter of fact, taking up an intern ship would help one decide about their future. It is the time wherein we ponder over our interests and get experts opinions. I would unequivocally recommend anyone in the dilemma "Whether to take an Intern ship or not?" to please take up as many as you can, so that one can, not only develop ones resume' but also can get some clarity over "WHAT AM I DUE TO DO NEXT ?".

Gibson (as of 2018) is under new ownership. They have been declining in sales since 2012, and filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to too diverse of investments outside of guitars. Part of their court settlement to remain in business included liquidation of investments in musical technology outside of building guitars - as the guitar manufacturing was still powerful and profitable.Gibson guitars are expensive compared to its competitors. First and foremost, because they are made in the USA. They are made in Nashville, Memphis, and Bozeman. The facilities in these cities and the wages of American workers have a premium price/cost, which is reflected in the price of a guitar.Secondly, There are laws that apply to American manufacturing in terms of corporate regulations and international shipping. The FBI had raided guitar companies can confiscated wood that was imported from india (rosewood for example) that was not fabricated to prepared for sale in its own country. This law exists to preserve India manufacturing for example. Woods used for Gibson guitars are very particular per their customer base. In other words, most Gibson customers want the same wood as they used in the 1950’s, and since that wood was becoming lower in supply, Gibson has been forced to buy the wood from other countries, or find alternative woods that share the same color and tonal qualities. The original wood gets more expensive to find and acquire, while alternative woods are viable but are sometimes scoffed at by Gibson customers because they are not the vintage woods used.Third, there is the cost of manufacturing the guitar. Nitrocellulose is a very toxic and law regulated spray used for finishing guitars and wooden furniture. In the United States, there are regulations on how much time per day a company can spray this finish, and other safety and environmental limitations. This drives up the cost of building a guitar. Fender guitars gets around this issue by moving a lot of their manufacturing just south of the US border to Mexico, to go around regulations like this. In California, Fender can only spray nitro on a limited basis.Last, Gibson owns a Plek machine, which is used to do final setups on a guitar. These machines are expensive, and do the nut cutting/fret leveling of an experienced luthier. Although it adds to the cost, it streamlines the bench check before a guitar leaves the factory. Raising the “consistency” in quality helps assert the higher price. Some believe the plek doesn’t compare to a real person. Most cheaper guitars need a setup, and Gibsons should play very well right out of the box…Yes, the Gibson brand adds to the cost. There’s no getting around that. If price was a concern, many people purchase the cheaper sister brand Epiphone. It has the same designs and patterns, but are made in Korea or China. None of the above issues apply to Epiphone… They pay asian workers, they use asian woods with less regulation, they use a cheaper poly finish that’s less regulated, etc.I hope my answer outlines the major considerations of cost in order to help answer your question!

I think Saurabh Modi has covered most of it, but since it's an A2A. I'll try to add what I can. And the question is for internship companies, but I'm gonna extend it to placement interviews and put it as a generic answer for both internships and placements.Saurabh covered the topics so I'll try to focus on books. So as far as S/W companies are concerned, these are the resources than I personally feel should be followed:-Let Us C by YK(if u are new at it)Dennis Ritchie (Quickly Flip through this if you are clear with your basics. It has some good points.)Test your C skills by YK.Data Structures by YK/ Data Structures by Tanenbaum(I read the latter and I was impressed. You need some patience for reading it though)GeeksforGeeks - A computer science portal for geeks : Do the questions section by section. Probably THE MOST important resource you should be covering. It needs a ton of effort and taken steadily before it starts making a significant impact. (Doing books like Crack The Interview or Crack The Coding Interview first may help, as they are a subset of Geeksforgeeks, so when you do G4G it doesn't seem so intimidating. )Technical Aptitude Book (http://www.slideshare.net/karunsthakur/technical-aptitude-questions-ebook). It has questions on OS, Networking, OOPS, Output, Aptitude etc. A lot of it may be repetitive of the books you've done before, But I personally found it quite useful.Puzzles from Programming Interview Questions | CareerCup<go the brainteasers tag>. See most puzzles in interviews are repeated or a variation of known problems. And the site has pratically every puzzle asked. The problem with it is that, it's peer reviewed, and answers suggested there may not be optimal, so you might end up googling a lot of these brainteasers separately.And then ofcourse there's Cormen. Algos, DP etc. I hardly did the book, but it is considered the best way to actually learn. So In my opinion, if your aim is for placements, you should leave it for the last, but if you intend to learn, you should definitely do this.Practice!Pratice More!You still haven't practiced enough dude ! Go back to 9.