Jeffrey Chiang: You will never in your life ever work on Wall Street. 
by b2
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enuf said.
if you don't know the story behind this clown, ask one of your banking friends. i'm sure his notorious email must've rounded all the banks by now.
And, I know you frequent this forum, JC. goes to show you how small the Street is.
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what bank does he belong to?
by Hedge Monkeywhat bank does he belong to?
Anyone have a copy of the
by Bernanke23Anyone have a copy of the e-mail?
Hahah ya. We were forwarding
by Devils AdvocateHahah ya. We were forwarding it around at work today.
I'll post it tomorrow morning if noone does by then.
Dude (from UT Business Program) is honestly done.
Every bank, consulting firm, and buyside shop has a copy of the email now.
Prime example of why you don't fucking lie during the recruiting process.
Key points from the email:
- He MANUFACTURED a BofA-ML full-time offer email and sent it to Morgan Stanley as leverage.
- He threw a bitch fit with the traveling department of a firm regarding wanting to stay at the Four Seasons. His rudeness was so bad that the travel agent reported his behavior to HR.
EVERY firm on the Street now has a copy of the email as well as a resume.
Game Over.
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Someone just post it up
by sighm0anSomeone just post it up please?
Seems as if this kid has
by b2Seems as if this kid has always been scum.
Some just dug this up for me:
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"So during winter 2007-2008, Merrill Lynch has a four week long internship.
It invites five interns. They shall go unnamed except for Jeffrey Chiang. Jeffrey Chiang is a student at the University of Texas at Austin and formerly interned at Goldman Sachs. *I am not one of the interns*. I have no proof of this, and all I have is my word.
Internship: cold calls, generate sales lead. A large part of the internship included cold calling and selling some of ML's products to them. This selling part also included getting their email for newsletters.
What Jeffrey Chiang did: instead of calling, he sat there all day. Then, to prove his worth, he made up emails such as... charlie@gmail.com
Well, what about bounceback (when an email is sent and returned because the address does not exist?). Well.. Jeffrey Chiang, although unethical, is quite smart. He pressured the person typing the emails in not to type his.
Basically, everyday when Jeffrey Chiang turned in his sheets containing emails, none of the emails were typed in, but to the supervisors, it appeared as if Jeffrey was contributing.
It gets even better. When Jeffrey Chiang's practices were finally uncovered, a quick call to all the interns and database check showed he was guilty. Nonetheless, he vehemently denied his actions. Even though he blatantly admitted them to the other interns.
The next day, Jeffrey attempted to bribe one of the interns to keep his mouth shut. $20 for not saying anything. I think the look on the intern's face summarized the intern's reply.
Today, Friday, is the last day of the internship. Several are still there. I, obviously, am not. I have decided to let the world know, that Jeffrey Chiang is scum.
People like Jeffrey Chiang is what the subprime is in trouble."
I have no idea what you guys
by whooopI have no idea what you guys are talking about..
sounds like an up and coming
by monkeyinasuitsounds like an up and coming Enron exec...
5k
by RWPi like the 5k marathon part
I knew this kid personally
by wharandpeaceHoly crap. Even people who don't know him are talking about him? This is crazy. He is most definitely a compulsive liar. He went around telling everybody that he was accepted to HBS and did an internship at Goldman soph year. It's not hard to believe that something like this would happen. I always knew his lying would catch up to him, but not on some forum. This world never ceases to amaze.
This guy was in several of my
by models_and_bottlesThis guy was in several of my classes. Always seemed like a really, really hyper guy but was otherwise cool. Had no idea of his shenanigans. He always talked about his ML and GS internships. Definitely curious to see this email and hear some stories.
I'd be interested
by Ruby RhodI'd be interested in seeing his resume
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Someone pleassssssssse post
by sighm0anSomeone pleassssssssse post it?!!
This suspense is killing me.
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Not posting his resume,
by sunshine8Not posting his resume, though there are some interesting things on there... Here are the intial emails before the chain started going out across the world. As someone mentioned earlier, he goes to UT Austin.
From: xxxxx (BoAML person)
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2009 4:43 PM
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Other people at other banks)
Subject: FW: Jeffrey Chiang
I don't know if this guy has come up on your radar screens in terms of analyst recruits, but you need to be warned about him. I should have been tipped off by the fact that he ran a "5K marathon" on his resume.
I just figured something got lost in translation.
I interviewed him on campus, and while he was pretty weird/intense, he seemed like somebody who would crank and potentially make for a good analyst, so we waved him in for an office visit.
Things started going bad for him when I got a call from our HR department about him during our Superday. In making his travel arrangements with our travel agent, he had apparently made a big stink about needing to stay at the Four Seasons and blew up on the travel person. It was apparently bad enough that she went to the trouble to inform our HR department.
Our Superday reviews on him were pretty mixed, nonetheless. He had spent a summer at Gulfstar, so I did a bit of checking on him there, and it became clear that they were also very unimpressed with the way that he carried himself. So, we dinged him, but that is not where the story ends.
He had told one of the associates in our office that he was in the second round of interviews for MS's Palo Alto office. Well, our associate happened to mention this to his friend that works in the MS Palo Alto office and the associate at MS said that Jeff had had only had a phone interview but had indicated that he had an offer from BAML.
When the MS team asked him to send proof of his offer, he manufactured the email below and forwarded to the MS team.
We have notified UT of this joker's behavior, but needless to say, this guy shouldn't be able to get a job at McDonalds after a stunt like this.
xxxxx
-----Original Message-----
From: xxxxx (MS person)
Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 12:58 AM
To: xxxxx (BoAML person)
Subject: FW: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Interviews
This is what Jeffrey sent Morgan Stanley to prove he received an offer from your firm. Given you told me you dinged him, should I assume this is fake? If so, that's unbelievable and his school should be notified, he shouldn't get a job anywhere on Wall Street.
-----Original Message-----
From: xxxxx (Morgan Stanley person)
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 10:47 PM
To: xxxxx (Another MS person)
Subject: Fw: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Interviews
----- Original Message -----
From: Jeffrey Chiang
To: xxxxx (Morgan Stanley person)
Sent: Tue Oct 13 22:52:34 2009
Subject: FW: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Interviews
Best Regards,
Jeffrey Chiang
Business Honors Program & Finance
Economics Honors & Advertising Honors
McCombs School of Business
The University of Texas at Austin
Email: xxxxx
Cell: xxxxx
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From: Park, Diana
Sent: Friday, August 21, 2009 3:36 PM
To: Jeffrey Chiang
Subject: RE: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Interviews
Hi Jeff,
Everyone was very impressed with your interviews today. We are excited to formally extend to you an offer to join Bank of Ameria Merrill Lynch as an analyst next summer. You should be getting documentation in the mail to sign very shortly. If you have any further questions please feel free to email me. Again, congratulations and we look forward to having you join us next year.
Best,
Diana
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeffrey Chiang
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 4:28 PM
To: Park, Diana
Subject: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Interviews
Ms. Park-
I just wanted to follow up with you regarding my interviews and the recruiting process for Bank of America Merrill Lynch and where they are in the process. Please shoot me back an email when you can. Thanks for all your help.
Best Regards,
Jeffrey Chiang
Business Honors Program & Finance
Economics Honors & Advertising Honors
McCombs School of Business
The University of Texas at Austin
Email: xxxxx
Cell: xxxxx
Amazing.
by GenesisAmazing.
Jeffrey Chiang’s Groups:
by pacmandefenseJeffrey Chiang’s Groups:
* Texas Exes/University of Texas at Austin Texas Exes/University of Texas at Austin
* McCombs BBA Alumni Network McCombs BBA Alumni Network
* Harvard Business School SVMP Alumni Association Harvard Business School SVMP Alumni Association
The kid's, got moxy... You're
by balooshiThe kid's, got moxy...
You're Hired!!
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by ideatingLove the tone of the offer email, typo aside.
Truly amazing. The funny thing is he may have gotten away with it if he didn't forward the email on to MS.
You really have to wonder about the thought process required for some college senior to throw a fit to stay in the Four Seasons on an interview trip...
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amazing...i got that email
by 7Samazing...i got that email too
if this continues, this guy will never be able to work in any big corporate
Who would be this retarded,
by MMBinNCWho would be this retarded, all he needed to do was work hard to actually do work during his internship...I mean he got interviews this year... Then he went a step further and forged a offer-esque letter to MS, from a bank at which he did not even interview in person yet....not to mention he had not interviewed in person at MS yet. If you were going to lie, why lead them on a track to discover your entire conspiracy. Did he seriously think that no-one would even try to follow up? I guess he got cocky from not getting caught from the MS thing. Is it not illegal to forge a letter of that nature? Identity Theft, Fraud, etc. Maybe only if he got the job...well don't worry, he will never get a job on Wall Street (unless he's shining shoes)
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by squirtleenuf said.
if you don't know the story behind this clown, ask one of your banking friends. i'm sure his notorious email must've rounded all the banks by now.
And, I know you frequent this forum, JC. goes to show you how small the Street is.
I may have a J and C in my username, but I am not Jeffrey Chiang.
Sad thing is, I know the guy, and I never had any problems with him.
Wonder if this is grounds for expulsion from the university? I'd say it's a pretty big offense, and it surely does not bode well for the McCombs brand name.
Lesson for all wallstreet-hopefuls
by supibOuch.
Big lesson for all wallstreet-hopefuls (I am one): don't ever lie, and be nice to people.
And bitching at the travel agent? What's up with that? I guess intern gigs at BBs can really inflate some people's ego, but one must realize that if you're an analyst, you're right at the bottom of the pyramid. I've seen all too many times IBD summer analysts thinking they are above IT directors of 5-year experience just because they are in IT, which is so very unfortunate.
Damn
by cphbravo96This dude is going to kill himself, or given his previous tendencies, fake his death.
Obviously he is getting what he deserves, but I couldn't imagine knowing that I would never be hired by a WS firm. Granted there are many more careers that this guy could pursue but it will be a far cry from making it rain on WS.
Usually I would say good luck, but this time I will have to go with good riddance.
Regards
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D
by Brown_BatemanDid anyone else notice that he spelt Bank of America wrong in the email he forged? lol
"We are excited to formally extend to you an offer to join Bank of Ameria Merrill Lynch"
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I'm making it up as I go along.
lol
by Corneliusholy shit..you gotta feel sorry for all the other jeffrey chiangs at UT
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it amazes
by WallStreetOasis.comit amazes me that something like this seems to happen every year...it is like clock-work.
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Who knows Jeffrey Chiang?
by Edmundo BravermanIt's time to let Jeffrey tell his side of the story.
If you know Jeffrey Chiang, PM me with his contact info. I'd love to interview him and give him front page space to tell his side of the story.
Jeffrey, if you're reading this, get in touch with me and we'll talk. Maybe we can find a way to make some lemonade.
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Funny story. The extent to
by m2Funny story. The extent to which this guy is publicly destroyed on the web is a bit beyond good taste, isn't it? Posting his mail add and CV on Dealbreaker so all ego-free souls can have a go at somebody who's now globally declared a loser is beyond the Geneva internet conventions in my opinion. Who's to blame if this guy kills himself? Counterstrike?
Just got the E-mail from a
by Alex_KapJust got the E-mail from a buddy at Citi, this thing is flying around, a lot of names copied in so far.
Reminds me of Alexey Veyner
by energyibThe kid from Yale whose emails were doing the rounds a few years back.. forged his resume and there was that weird video resume showing him weightlifting, playing tennis and ballroom dancing lol
Dude is slowly getting rid of
by MMBinNCDude is slowly getting rid of all his online profiles and such. Look at this
http://www.google.com/search?q=jeffrey+chiang+Texas&btnG=Search&hl=en&sa=2
As you see he has a LinkenIn profile but when you click it it has been deleted...
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jeffrey-chiang/13/705/9a0
But through the magic of Google cache....
http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:9aDWWCHK7VQJ:www.linkedin.com/pub/j...
Another is his facebook page/elect Jeff Chiang for 2nd Year Class Rep
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2233166170&ref=ts
Which previously looked like...
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_3QURMtp0v7M/SuCNDpCIuII/AAAAAAAAABk/2yTqrmpuzFo/s9...
Trying to hide...not working too well becasue "Jeffery Chiang" is the 31s most searched term on Google. lol
http://www.google.com/trends/hottrends?q=jeffrey+chiang&date=2009-10-22&...
I finally found his Facebook...but he deleted it....
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-U...
Look at the 4th down...its deleted
www.facebook.com/jeffrey.chiang
You know its him b/c if you do the cached version
http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:qYe6Do31DlQJ:www.facebook.com/jeffr...
His friends are mainly Texas students or Alums.
Also, Dealbreaker is ripping him apart, email, phone number, address, I know more about this guy then I do of some of my friends.
Lol he is seriously f*cked for lying on his resume to this degree and dedication. All I've got to say is...
"what's wrong with working at mickey d's?
-fuld"
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by MMBinNC@Edmundo... doubt you will ever get in contact with him unless he comes forward to yo. His email, home address/home phone (at one point), etc. were posted on dealbreaker. He has to change his contact stuff or else face the barrage of emails that he is bound to get. I hope you get an interview with him, it be interesting to hear what he has to say.
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lol don't you have anything
by dayaaamlol don't you have anything better to do with your time than stalk this kid
Obviously not
by MMBinNCObviously not
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It's ok, Jeff can always
by Banker88It's ok, Jeff can always consider a career in identity theft and check fraud.
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@ banker88... you'd think
by Kanon@ banker88... you'd think people would learn from the Vayner kid, but here we are, a few yrs later and some douche pulls a similar move.
Like Patrick said, it's like clockwork. This time next year or year after, some other kid will do something just as stupid.
I go to UT and know the guy.
by grandpabuzzI go to UT and all I can say is way to ruin our school's reputation.
This is hilarious to
by Boutique BankingThis is hilarious to me...This kid is obviously a piece of shit. If he was that lazy during his internships, what makes him think he could have made it through a career in banking?
"I don't think that there is any other quality so essential to success of any kind as the quality of perseverance. It overcomes almost everything, even nature."
-John D. Rockefeller
A part of me actually feels
by peventureA part of me actually feels bad for this kid. In trying to gain an edge he came up with a stupid idea that spiraled out of control. His career came crashing down before it even got going. But then again, if an undergraduate can throw a bitch fit over the Four Seasons, he probably deserves everything he is getting. Tough break.
The Four Seasons???....Fuck
by Boutique BankingThe Four Seasons???....Fuck that, I refused to stay anywhere but The Peninsula when interviewing in NYC...
In-case anyone is curious, the four seasons is right around $650-700 a night...
"I don't think that there is any other quality so essential to success of any kind as the quality of perseverance. It overcomes almost everything, even nature."
-John D. Rockefeller
PUBLIC SCHOOL
by MoneyKingdomThis is the kind of shit that kids in a public school do.
Resume courtesy of dealbreaker
by Brown_Batemanhttp://dealbreaker.com/images/thumbs/JChiang%20Resume.pdf
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He has a solid resume. He
by mergerarb15He has a solid resume. He could've likely gotten offers from BB's without the lie. Very unfortunate for him... he'll never get a job on Wall street. But perhaps this is what the kid needed. Its not the end of the world that he isn't working on wall street,hopefully he'll become a better person from it and be a cautionary tale to anyone considering it.
I smell a lawsuit
by GeneralThadeI smell a lawsuit
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Why do people keep editing
by jackofalltradesWhy do people keep editing and deleting their posts? Porto121?
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haha jesus his name is #34 on
by excelsiorhaha jesus his name is #34 on google trends, it was 20ish earlier http://www.google.com/trends/hottrends?q=jeffrey+chiang&date=2009-10-22&...
anyway, maybe im missing something but why did the guy call him out about his "5k marathon". I'm not familiar with running, but i guess 3 miles isnt a marathon?
A marathon specifically
by jackofalltradesA marathon specifically refers to the 26.2-mile race.
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To give you an idea how long
by NavigatorTo give you an idea how long 5000 miles is, the circumference of our planet is a little under 25,000 miles around the equator. JC claims to have run around a fifth of our planet.