I want to participate in GS virtual insight series. A week long online program from them. Does anyone know when this happens? (2022)
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I participated the past 2 years. My school sent an email when applications opened during the winter. It’s a few weeks over the summer but it’s pretty basic resume/interviewing tips. You do learn about the different divisions though.
Reiterate all this. I ended up not even going to most sessions.
Yeah, you can at least psrticipate in the important ones. Is there a certificate when you finish? Or it is just informative
The best way I can explain it is this: Imagine a summer analyst program and an insight day had a baby and 70% of the baby's genetics came from the insight day (the remainder obviously from the summer analyst program that piped out the insight day). I don't think there was a certificate though, no. Just read your other comment below and I'm not totally sure but I get the vibe you don't have much to include on the resume. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I was in the same spot about a year ago (which is why I applied). I was networking like a psycho through the winter and spring and landed a summer gig shortly after accepting the GS invite. So my internship took priority and I rarely went to any of the events. There was like a peer review day for resumes and I didn't realize that until after it had already occurred -- always felt bad about that... sorry, kid I fucked over!
But at the end of the day, yes it is definitely better than nothing. It's relevant.
I just started my first year and I have tried to find interns for my first summer but all of them require me to be a second year student or more. The only way to find an internship is networking. I do have stuff to put in my CV, as I have 2 experiences in a Big data company and I manage the Uni's Finance Club. But still, I would at least go to the sessions where they explain the CV thing. A guy that works at GS said to me that he took this and networked with current GS analyst and assoxiates. Which helped him
Great here that you participated in the event. I know is basic, but is better than nothing right? So the application process would start in early 2022?
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