Treasury Management Analyst

I have interviewed with over 20 firms since undergrad to this very day... and I must say that PNC is by far the most over-the-top, fancy interview process I have ever had. Very stereotypical wall street. First round consisted of Alumni from my alma mater coming in from the home office in Pittsburgh to our campus to conducted interviews. Second rounds took place at the home office in Pittsburgh... A limo picked us from the airport - I landed with a few other students from other schools. We found a driver in the airport holding a sign that said "PNC Candidates" or something of that sort. The Limo took us to the William Penn Hotel - a very fancy hotel in downtown. We had dinner at Ruth Chris, a very fancy Steak House, where we got to choose from either Steak Dinners, Lobster, or Salmon... Hors d'oeuvres consisted of chilled shrimp... The next morning was 14rounds of interviews from 9am to 5:30pm. We had a light breakfast and a break for lunch. The 14rounds were really just 14 different departments interviewing the best candidates they wanted working for them that summer. A lot of us were given and accepted offers that summer. At the end of the summer, we each interviewed with our Bosses and were either extended offers or received best wishes in other endeavors. I was given an offer, but declined.