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Anyone else here apply to BRG RX Boston? I had my round one this past week, and was wondering if anyone has any updates/knows a timeline on the process, or any info on BRG's program. Thanks!
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I don’t know for sure about the Boston office, because they all run their own timelines, but had superday for NYC office 2 weeks ago, a week and a half after 2nd round.
How was the whole process for you? Last week i had 2 round 1 interviews so will they do a round 2? (at least did it work that way for nyc)
did u end up getting the offer? I also have one but still deciding
I ended up accepting. For me personally, this was exactly where I wanted to be from a culture and career progression perspective. If you are debating because you want to be in RX and don’t care about anything else, I think BRG is one of the best places to be. If you are simply interested in what will offer the most “prestige”, I would say that the big 3 or generalist MM IB still offer more of what you’re looking for (for now). BRG is much younger than pretty much any other firm in RX space but seem to be pulling in top talent from other firms(especially FTI). They also consistently place 4th in league tables and run much leaner teams than big 3. If you really have no interest in RX consulting and just want to use as launch pad to RX IB, then MM IB and big 3 are your best bet. Just trying to provide some insights from what I’ve gathered so far. Totally just depends on your long term goals but I would say you’d be stupid not to accept if you’re really interested in the RX space.
Definitely interested in rx as well problem is my other offer is in private credit and gonna have to decide which side of the playing field I want to be on at the start
Did you get RX at BRG or M&A / PE?
RX at BRG and M&A CO at A&M.
That's a tricky situation, what did you end up accepting, and why?
I ended up taking the RX gig. I think it would be stupid of me to have an opportunity to get a foot in the RX industry and not take it. Thinking about it from a paycheck perspective, money will always come, especially being in the RX industry. If I want to change firms and go to A&M or Alix later on, it won’t be difficult to do so. I talked to many mentors and they all suggested to take BRG based on the fact that it will probably more difficult to get into this niche later on. I also loved the culture and RX work is the best way to understand how a company operates from the inside out. Also, BRG has come top 4 in league tables since 2020 and consistently brings on new talent from Big 3 RX firms. They also dominate the retail and healthcare spaces, and also manage to grab massive UCC mandates in the software and industrials spaces. The hours are also pretty solid comparatively, with the average being around 60-70 (from what I’ve been told). I also think the boutique nature + large mandates will give me alot of exposure to the entire process, and, therefore, learn the most and stand out.
Bump? Anyone have any updates?
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