Spring intern Review

It was engaging and challenging, but I had a lot of fun and in the end made valuable connections and awesome friends. A wonderful opportunity to learn a lot about what banking is really like and develop yourself as well.

I had the chance to talk to senior people in a both formal and informal environment and to ask them any sort of question and get the exact answer I need and in many cases even more. You felt that it mattered for them to make you understand how things work. Overall, they were nice and supportive, and made you feel like you were already part of the institution. The best insight and experience a student can have; fully enjoyed every single day.

Everyone, from the nice members of HR to Managing Directors to whom I had the chance to speak to, tried to answer every question you have and explain things even in more depth. When you didn't know what sort of questions to ask they helped you and explain enough that you have an idea about what things are like and be able to inquire about matters on your own. The shadowing trully showed you almost everything about the division you're interested in such as how it functions, what do they do, etc. At the end of the week we all knew we made some valuable connections and met some wonderful people, open and ready to help, teach and support you.

The skills I learned are of great value in my everyday life and I am positive that they are helpful for both my degree and my future careers. During this week I further developed my presentation and interpersonal skills very much, my ability to react fast (during the trading game) and my analytical skilles (when we analysed the stock for the stock pitch). The diversity of the events was extraordinary and very much useful.

Very well structured, with a presentation for divison of the bank, events the simulated what people actually did (GCIB case study, trading game and stock pitch), insightful presentations and panel.At the end of the week you felt like a person with a well-rounded understanding of banking and this due to all the diverse events had.

It was both entertaining and engaging. I learned a lot but also had a lot of fun with the new friends I made and the people part of the industry.

You felt like you were indeed a valuable asset for everyone by the fact that so many employees were part of the program and sacrificed precious time for them just to talk to you, answer you questions or give insightful presentation. We all felt like BAML cares about her possibly future employees.

It made me fully understand. All the trainings, and especially the shadowing and networking events gave us all a picture of what life in banking actually is like.

Before coming to BAML the culture of the company seemed an important part of someone's professional life but now I know it is vital and it can trully transform work. Very important and regarding BAML culture, only one word to describe it - wonderful. Everyone feels valued and gets all the support they need, from trainings to fun events, opportunities to do volunteering, courses - one just has to ask and every help will be provided.

The best insight I could get into banking. Enjoyed every minute of the spring week.

Many opportunities with all kind of employees, from people that did graduate schemes to analyst and even managing directors. You got to find out things about every level of the banking hierarchy and ask any question you had. The most wonderful event was the dinner where you felt you could get to know the people behind the role. Got some precious advices for me as a person and my career.

Both formal and informal, you got develop professionally and also meet the people and talk to them one on one and on every subject you were interested in. The diversity of the networking events was perfect.

I was amazed by how many things you can do and how much support you get. BAML is more than banking in my eyes now - is a place where you can develop professionally but personally as well.

I had a great experience and was really sad when it was over. I think is the insight week that every student should get, where you learn and make connections in a relaxed but professional environment.