Does anyone know about the Bridgewater Investment Implementation team/internship role? It apparently consists of research, portfolio construction, and trading. I just started interviewing for the internship for summer 2021, and would love to know how the role is perceived and how it's compared with other hedge fund internships or positions. I'm not completely sure what I want to do in the future, but definitely know that I want to be in business, potentially in Hedgefund or VC (sorry about the vagueness). Would love to hear any insights about prestige/salary/benefits/risks of pursuing this opportunity. Thanks!
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