AI may shorten Wall Street’s recruiting cycles as intern planning gets harder
abhiadesai · x · 2026-07-29
The post argues that if automation keeps changing finance workflows, extremely early recruiting cycles may get shorter.
It asks whether firms like Goldman Sachs or Morgan Stanley can really forecast, three years in advance, how many summer interns they will need when much of the old PDF-to-Excel grunt work is already being automated.
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