Hey guys,
Have a meeting soon with an AVP from Wells Fargo about a private banking internship for this summer. I already know the guy, but I want to make a good impression. Should I tell him that I want to go into investment banking eventually? How would an interview like this compare to an IB interview? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Any advice ASAP would be greatly appreciated.
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If you want to make a good impression for an internship spot, do not tell a Private Banking professional that you'd prefer IB.
I'm sure that internship is somewhat competitive. If you were interviewing and had a choice between an intern who is fully interested in a FT Private Banking position or an intern that prefers IB, which would you pick?
Your #1 goal here is to get in the door.
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