Hello,
I have the chance to choose between IB vs AM vs institutional sales for my first ever internship (freshman). I am most interested in AM and hope to get into that industry for my junior internship. Any advice on which one i should take?
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Do AM then...
don't IB internships build stronger technical skills (modeling etc) and lead to wider exposure in general? Since its my first internship and I'm just really there to learn and not to get a job, would IB be a viable choice? Or still AM
Institutional sales is great in many ways, but I'd bear in mind that it provides a far narrower set of lateral/exit ops than either IB or AM.
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