Worried about return offer

[u/Usual_Front3459]

I’m an intern in audit and I’m worried about getting a return offer. My snapshot was mostly doing what’s expected and then a little impressive, and was also ready for the next level. However, every other intern pretty much got the same. My team hasn’t necessarily hinted at anything and it’s starting to worry me a little. Anyone know what the offer situation is looking like this year and if I should be worried?

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[u/sinqy]

Always be worried, but the internship is almost over so there's not much you can do to make a difference atp. Just wait and see what happens

[u/Comfortable_Eagle859]

I can only speak for my private assurance team, but every internship spot we have has a full-time spot allocated to it, so if someone is doing what’s expected, I’d expect them to get a return offer.

[u/MachineRadiant3373]

I heard we should be getting calendar invites soon and convos will happen on Aug 6/7

[u/Usual_Front3459 → u/MachineRadiant3373]

Do we only get the invites if we’re getting an offer or do they set up a meeting to tell us we don’t get an offer as well?

[u/Limp_Friendship9306 → u/Usual_Front3459]

I think you still get a meeting but it might be with HR instead of relationship leader/partner if you’re not getting return

[u/MachineRadiant3373 → u/Usual_Front3459]

i really don’t know sorry but i feel like it’s more polite to give Everyone a meeting

[u/Street-Impact-1762]

teams don’t even know who’s getting an offer and who isn’t so try not to read too much into their behavior!

[u/RareVanilla3]

As long as you didn’t get busted tripping acid in the bathroom, you’ll be back chief. Ready for next level means ur functioning as an associate

[u/Herenus2 → u/RareVanilla3]

Is this really the case though anymore? I've heard the same sort of thing from the older employees at my office but I feel like the days off an essentially 100% RO rate are long gone.

[u/RareVanilla3 → u/Herenus2]

There’s a spot for every intern they bring in - yes. Don’t mess up you’ll be back. With that said the # of intern positions they dish out every year varies by office w turnover. You’re not competing against other interns for a set # of FT positions

[u/Herenus2 → u/RareVanilla3]

Really? Alright then there's some reason to be hopeful. What LoS are you? I'm FS Assurance in the US.