Hi all, newer monkey here. Got a random short notice interview for an industrials role and i really havent studied the industry well at all (im in undergrad). would anyone knowledgeable on the sector be able to give me a bit of advice or a road map to start learning/prepping? anything major i need to know/consider? sector seems super broad and im having a hard time figuring out where to start. TYIA, I really appreciate it!
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