As a summer Intern, I LinkedIn-endorsed my associate in Microsoft Outlook and nothing else, now he seems upset at me?

Last week of internship, my associate endorsed me on linkedin under the skills section in Excel, financial analysis, and commercial real estate investments.

In return I endorsed him in microsoft outlook as a joke. Now he won't give me any good quality work to do? Earlier today I asked if there was anything I could underwrite and he said he'll give it to the other intern? The other intern is in ops, doesn't even know how to open excel I'm pretty sure.

What can I do to remedy this situation?

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"iBankedUp" You can endorse people on Outlook?

Endorsed "in" Outlook on LinkedIn

ie. Skills: - Financial Modeling - Boats & Hoes - Models & Bottles - MS Outlook

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