As Wall Street’s summer interns trickle back onto campus for their final year of college, some are re-entering a recruiting process they’d hoped to leave behind.
For those who have finished their internships without the coveted return offer, career coaches and recruiters say the best thing is to move quickly and be realistic about where they’d be willing to work.
“The important part is to get a seat in the game, no matter where it is,” David Haeberle, a professor at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, said. “Once you’re in that seat, then over time you can navigate your career or pivot your career in the direction you want to go.”
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