How to make the most out of my upcoming internship and set myself up for high finance
Hello everyone, I am a 2nd year student at a non-target school. I recently signed an offer to work as a Financial Analyst intern at RBC. I got lucky and got the 200 Bay Street location, and was wondering how I could use this to my advantage. I know Bay Street is supposed to be the best place to network for high finance jobs, and was wondering if any of you had advice. Even if I don't manage to get a high finance internship next year, what would be the next logical step from here if I want to break into IB for example? I am also planning on transferring this or next year to a better university.
Notes: I believe my responsibilities mostly just entail recording S&T's Profit and Loss, and working with another team that specializes in interest rate risk and derivatives (I can't quite remember what exactly their role was, I only met them during the job interview and it was never in the description, but it seemed cool).
Careful revealing so much about yourself, odds are I could find you if I tried
Thanks for the reminder, I appreciate it- edited the post slightly
Best thing the downtown location will provide for you is proximity for in person networking. Don't fuck around during the internship, do good work, prep well for coffee chats and network well.
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