The best way to transfer offices from internship to FT

I'm interning with an MBB in NJ, but I hope to be in DC long-term. (The decision to be in NJ was made because of the pandemic/uncertainty.) Once/if I receive a full-time offer, how can I start to make the move to DC? Should I stay quiet about where I want to be for a bit or start a conversation early? I know the popularity/demand of an office plays a heavy role in whether you're granted a permanent transfer or not, and I'm not sure how DC compares. I'd be willing to stay in NJ for up to 2 years post-grad, meaning I'd start to look for something else that would get me to DC - maybe apply to another MBB if it comes to it. What's the best way to make it to DC?

 

Which MBB you're at probably changes the answer to your question - some are much more mobile than others

 

NJ is actually one of the more desired offices because you can still live in NYC so a lot of people go for it. Definitely less people going for DC. If you just ask, you can probably get it (though no guarantees). Much harder to switch into non-NYC to NYC area office.

 

When you say they shouldn’t have a problem moving me, are you working under the impression that I wait some time before bringing up transferring or ask when I receive a full time offer?

 

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