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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some tips to increase your chances of getting a return offer from your internship:

1. Socialize: Don't underestimate the power of social interactions. Try to get coffee with an analyst or associate every day. Don't be afraid to ask and don't worry about being rejected. Some associates might even take you out for lunch, giving you a fantastic insight into their experiences and informal advice.

2. Network: Become friends with other interns. They're going through similar experiences and it's good to have them available. It's also good to help others too, people will notice.

3. Show Interest: Show genuine interest in learning from those sitting around you if they are open. Ask them questions even if the topic doesn't seem all too important.

4. Be Organized: Make sure your computer is linked up to multiple printers. Learn how to send event invites and set up calls. Leave a traceable trail on the work you do. If someone asks for 10 data points, in your file you should have all 10 and links to where you got it from, which will make the full-time person's job easier.

5. Be Responsible: Timing is important. Make sure to set more than one alarm and charge your phone to avoid missing important calls or meetings.

6. Reach Out: If things don't work out, reach out to anyone and everyone in your network and talk to them about getting an internship. There are a lot of smaller groups that would be happy to have an intern come in and help work, especially if it's free.

Remember, it's not just about the workload, the social aspect is important too. So, don't be afraid to put yourself out there and make connections. Good luck!

Sources: Advice for summer and return offer rate?, Offer rescinded what can I do now?, Some advice on getting a job or internship by Monty09, Q&A: 5 Things you can do to help convert your internship to an offer in Consulting