This may be a really dumb question, but are summer and full time analysts frowned upon if they look stuff up online while on the job? (I.e. using investopedia to look up what something means, looking up how to do some part of a model etc?)
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Definitely not, that's actually a good thing. IMO one of the best qualities and analyst can have is resourcefulness and the ability to answer your own questions
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