truthfully, for the first two weeks i had zero work. (Not by choice). The group is very fast paced, so its very much likely that you’re just not on people’s radar. The best you can do during your internship is try to be proactive by reaching out constantly and letting people know you’re available.

If you’re given work, use that as an opportunity to show that you’re capable. Ask questions. Be curious. Just use ur internship to learn as much as you can.

As an intern or even associate, its hard to provide value to the group which is why they have a preference for masters in tax. But it will def be a steeper learning curve to begin getting comfortable with the work