It's probably a stupid question but spare me here. Besides the relationship building part, what would you recommend that I know in order to have a shot at a boutique IB internship for sophomore year? Ex. Know how to build a DCF, LBO, know how to answer technicals, etc.
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Dude I'd reccommend you read the other 983248327071236868429436342769213846938724369 threads that have already been written by morons like you asking the same stupid question
knowing how to look stuff up yourself is probably the most valuable skill that you can have.
The same things you'd need to know as a junior.
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