Golman Sachs Investment Management subdivisions
I am trying to decide if I will apply for the general subdivision in investment management or the other two, i.e. AM and PWM. Do you think it plays a role in the selection process? For example, if I apply for the general subdivision do I keep my chance open for both PWM and AM or should I treat it as a third category? To be honest, I am attracted to both AM and PWM, as they seem to me quite similar (correct me if I am wrong), the latter being a more 'social' job. What would you advise me? I also come from a law and politics background, would it be safer to opt for PWM?
Would recommend picking one over the other and explaining why you want it more, but then saying you're still interested in the other one if that's where the opportunity is. In my experience it is better to be decisive over being wishy washy.
Wouldn't it be quite absurd to explain why I am interested in something I haven't picked?
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