I have an internship interview for a Banking Operations role at Wells Fargo this summer. It was the best opportunity I could land since I recently switched from a pre-law track to finance. For next summer, I want to recruit for a banking Summer Analyst position, but I know my technical skills might are not nearly as strong as some other candidates. However, I bring diverse experience in law and business that sets me apart, and I am a quick learner. What are some firms or teams where I could be a strong candidate despite having weaker technicals?
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