I'd recommend joining new graduate programs that let you rotate in different fields so you get a flavour of what different business functions do. I'd also recom

I'd recommend joining new graduate programs that let you rotate in different fields so you get a flavour of what different business functions do. I'd also recommend joining a large consultancy where you can get a breadth of various work across different industries. Consultancies are terrible for work/life balance but you get exposure to all kinds of problems across all kinds of industries. It may take you a while to find what you love but keep at it. You're still early and your career can take many directions at any time so don't feel like you have to choose what you want to do and stick with it. I started out in computer science, did software engineering, went into consulting, then analytics then worked in business focused on strategy, which then allowed me to become an executive leading ML teams.