So I just got a great opportunity to intern at KKR in March. I was hoping someone can give me a little insight on what to expect. Will it be more a long the lines of "coffee making" or actual hands-on PE stuff.
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It will be very hands-on PE. Your first week you will likely start with aerobic exercises and stretches, the second and third week you will incorporate sports such as dodgeball and wiffleball, and your final exam will be (along with the other 2 interns) to defeat Jerome Kohlberg, Henry Kravis and George Roberts in a 3x400m relay.
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