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Three years ago, my friend Jake called me from his Goldman Sachs cubicle at 2 AM, exhausted but grinning. "Dude, I just got my bonus number," he whispered. "It's more than my dad made in two years." That conversation opened my eyes to just how crazy Wall Street compensation really is.
Networking is the bain of many people’s lives, but it doesn’t have to be boring. If you’re genuinely interested in building your career, it can be exciting to connect with other people in your industry and beyond
New York City is the world’s center of business, creativity and design, so it seems like an obvious place for your summer internship. There are so many reasons to complete your summer internship in New York City, so if you’re on the fence just think about the following
New York City is busy, buzzing and at times isolating. Especially if you come from a small town, it can seem like a challenge to feel at home during your internship. But there are plenty of things you can do to make yourself feel more at home in the city; you just have to be proactive and indulge in a little me time
There’s a lot to get used to once you finally make it to New York City for your internship, including how expensive it can be. Here are a few tips for how to save money during your stay:
Take public transport
Although it might seem like a lot to take in at first, the New York City public transport system is one of the best in the world and more often than not it’s the fastest way to get around town
It might be overwhelming at first (but you’ll get used to it)
New York City is a lot to take in at first for some people, especially those from smaller towns in the US or the rest of the world
So, you’ve landed that internship in NYC that you always dreamt of and your start date is on the horizon. Now is a good time to start thinking about how you can get the most out of your internship, whether you’re embarking on a three month internship or a year’s program
Finding housing for your summer internship in NYC can be a challenge. Most rental contracts are for an entire year, not the 1 or 3 months that you may need your accommodation for, and places which do offer short term rentals are often overpriced or scams
