First real job experiences?

Start working towards putting yourself in more social situations now. I doubt it would be anything like that, the other interns will be similar to your classmates.

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>>1091658
People that don't know you won't put forth the effort to understand you if you're a bit unusual. Basically just do what you're told, smile where appropriate, and try to get on people's good side. If you don't talk much, then you have less spaghetti on your hands. I'm a pretty talkative person but I think my coworkers at my old co-op probably aren't really aware of that, because it's safer to keep that for when I'm alone with my friends.

Also, have a sense of humor about mistakes. Being self-deprecating too often can make people uncomfortable, but if somebody jokes about something harmless that you messed up, just laugh and say something like "yeah not one of my finest moments" or whatever. Everybody can connect on minor embarrassments and it'll make you seem more human with minimal effort.

>>1091658
try r9k

>>1091658
> market research intern
>pretty chill job
>work 4 hrs a day, rest i cycle through cnn the economist and marketwatch articles
>everybody praises me for doing my work so quickly
>get OK experience and sick references

it was alright i guess

>>1091771
> it'll make you seem more human

>>1091658
I have an internship coming up as a strat/quant at goldman sachs and its literally my first job ever. I was neet for a few years and I've never done any real day to day work. I don't even understand what I'm going to be doing there or know how the fuck I actually landed the role. I feel like there will be too much to learn and I'll just make a fool of myself the entire time. fuck I should have started with something easy.