William Blair SA 2021
Starting a topic for William Blair Summer Analyst 2021 since I did not see one. I was wondering if anyone applied for their internship but did not get the Suited Survey request?
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Phone screens starting in May, targets first then everyone else. Hiring is hopefully going to be wrapped up by June, unless Corona changes that. Source- work here
Since nobody is answering the questions that everyone wants to know, and some douche is MS'ing people for asking what to expect: the coffee chat is a first-round filter. Mine was for Boston. You're unlikely to get one without networking unless you're at one of their target schools or something; it's the employees that forward your résumé who determine if you get a coffee chat, and they're giving them to the candidates that they're interested in.
Mine was relatively laid-back, but a lot of my friends said theirs were like a rough first round. I was asked some technicals, but they weren't extremely hard. They want to see if you'll fit in and if you have a passion for WB. I don't feel afraid telling people this because, like I mentioned, it was very fit-focused and less hard on the technical side; anyone who prepares well for interviews in the standard way will breeze through it, and my insight won't change that.