Exit Ops from a Corp. Finance internship?
Anonymous Monkey
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on 4/10/12 at 9:31pm
Most people saying IB internships generally help somebody get IB FT..
What other potential exit ops could one gain from doing a Corp. Finance internship, aside from doing it for a FT job? Are there any other fields they could go into? TAS? Research? Consulting, IB, AM, etc...




Next there will be people
Next there will be people asking, "What are the Exit Ops of an Informal Interview with a BB Associate?"
You're a moron, just relax... There is no such thing as 'exit ops' from an internship. New Grads have gotten into all of those (TAS, Research, Consulting, IB, AM) with absolutely no experience. So the obvious answer is your potential for transitioning to different jobs is unlimited.
NOTE: What helps people with IB internships get IB FT offers is that they already have proven they can endure the long hours and have picked up some relevant skills and experiences. If this is not obvious to you then may god have mercy on your soul.
ProspectiveMonkey wrote: Next
Next there will be people asking, "What are the Exit Ops of an Informal Interview with a BB Associate?"
You're a moron, just relax... There is no such thing as 'exit ops' from an internship. New Grads have gotten into all of those (TAS, Research, Consulting, IB, AM) with absolutely no experience. So the obvious answer is your potential for transitioning to different jobs is unlimited.
NOTE: What helps people with IB internships get IB FT offers is that they already have proven they can endure the long hours and have picked up some relevant skills and experiences. If this is not obvious to you then may god have mercy on your soul.
Haha, while this post has slight contempt behind it, it is valid. You can get into anything FT from an internship, especially a finance internship. Obviously, it'll just be harder to get into IB relative to another person who has relevant experience (ie IB internship).
Be active in your school's club for whatever area you're interested in. Having interest on your resume and some finance internship will get you the interview...review your area of interest in terms of reading up on news stories and then be confident in the interviews when it comes to FT applications.
You'll be fine.
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