non-traditional IB candidate
(Chimp, 5
Points)
on 8/19/10 at 4:51pm
I graduated in 2007 from a target school. I had a child right out of undergrad, so I only did a handful of first-round banking interviews (OCR) before I stopped interviewing completely.
I do not have internship experience, nor have I had a job since graduation.
I am trying to get in the game, and I'd like to hear what people think.
Thanks!






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What have you done since
What have you done since 2007?
Girl, you shouldn't even be
Girl, you shouldn't even be thinking of going into IB as an analyst when you have a kid. C'mon...
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Are you hot?
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he he nice comments
If you've got a toddler IB is
If you've got a toddler IB is not the place to be. Anyway, and you've not got much chance right now as banks will, at best, put you on the 'mummy' development path if not outright refuse to employ you.
Best path would be to get into a commercial bank. They've generally got far better work / life balance and are more accommodating of people with parenting responsibilities. Once the kid is in school and you've got a bit of experience under your belt then look to move to a mid tier boutique and then try and progress from there.
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