u/kikkow

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for context: i'm applying for an internship position at MBB (not in the states). however, my focus is more on bcg va because they accept applications all year around and i want to join them in the winter if i even get in. do you think they will even send me an online assessment invite with this profile? and any opinion on how i can make it better? my mental math is super strong, i'm just anxious that i will be rejected in the resume screening itself. but thank you in advance!

I was wondering how did people who did this online assessment find it? Was it easy? What do they majorly assess?

I want to discuss how things worked out in the Helsinki branch, etc. Would really love to connect and discuss! Thank you!

Like I have read the job description but I was curious about what people who have actually done this internship ended up doing on the job? Please share your experiences! Thanks!

i moved to finland almost two years ago when i was 18 for my studies, and recently i went back to my home country for the first time since then. being back made me realise something i don’t think i fully understood before.

i come from a very abusive environment and a culture where there is always pressure like pressure to behave a certain way, follow rules you never chose, constantly think about what society will say, constantly be around people, constantly explain yourself, not to mention the level of unsafety especially for women. there is very little space to simply exist quietly as your own person.

living in finland changed that for me. for the first time in my life, i felt like there was space for me here. space to be alone without being judged for it. space to breathe. space to heal. space to become my own person. i genuinely think this country is heaven on earth sometimes.

coming back home has been emotionally difficult because i realised how deeply i no longer feel like i belong here, even though i love the people i left behind. and despite everything happening recently in the city i live within finland with attacks against immigrants, i still have faith in the kindness of people in finland. the overwhelming majority of people i’ve met there have been so gentle, respectful, and kind to me in ways that changed my life permanently.

i know no country is perfect, but finland gave me something i never had before: peace. and i don’t think i’ll ever be able to fully explain how much that means to someone who grew up without it. just wanted to put this out there ❤️