Hi all - I'm an incoming 2026 summer analyst at Goldman in their Operations vertical. What can I expect in terms of career growth/trajectory, assuming I'm not incompetent & actively explore professional development? What can I expect if I don't do that? I've already done a bit of research, but I'd like to hear some more thoughts. Thank you.
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