Is it impossible to share an internship on Linkedin without being cringe.

I just accepted an SA role at an investment bank for summer 2025. I'd like to share it on LinkedIn, but I don't think there is any way to post it without it being cringe or annoying like everyone else's. Does anyone have any insight?

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I’ve never found these cringey as long as you don’t write a paragraph along with it; I think those should be reserved for leaving a role you enjoyed after 5+ years.

There are way cringey things on LinkedIn than an excited college student landing a great internship. I’d rather see that than ~80% of posts on my feed from D tier independent consultants.

Update your title and get prepped for the summer. Congrats on important early milestone… to quote the late Kobe Bryant and as you know: job not finished.

Everyone relax and let the kids (respectfully) celebrate. We were all pumped too.

 

 to quote the late Kobe Bryant and as you know: job not finished.

That's good insight. RIP Kobe. 

It sucks because everyone at my school is posting the longest cringiest posts ever. Kinda ruins it for people who wanna share with friends/family that they finally landed a job. 

 
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Just add it to your profile around the time you start and let LinkedIn do the auto post. 

Yup. Pretty straightforward. 

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