Hello All,
I have worked internships in various corporate financial such as an expense analyst for corporate, and a boutique analyst for our investment arm, as well as stints in project management, marketing, and account management. I took a job out of college after a big ten education as a commercial credit analyst at a small bank, prior to switching to a large SBA loan in an officer of credit position. However, I am moving to a new city and have 4 offers on the table to accept and I was wondering which would be the best. One would be a financial advisor development program, another would be as a Credit/Senior analyst (corporate) for a F100 company in a machinery arm of the company with a straight target to their AM or Risk Management departments in a couple years. Another would be a Credit Analyst II at a BB and finally an offer for a very small boutique IB. Now, the boutique IB is going to be the lowest on my list, but I would like everyone else's opinions for long term career goals. I do like the F100 company due to the specific nature of the analytics as it could potentially open up a lot of doors for different equipment/machinery analyst roles and that sort of thing. I am only 3 years into my career post grad so any advice would be great! Thanks!
Those are all so different. It depends on what you want to do. If you don't want to be a credit analyst then don't choose the credit job. If you don't want to be in IB then don't choose IB. You're in a good spot, just figure out where you want to be
Thank you for your reply. I was just wondering what the benefit of each would be. The corporate credit role intrigues me, plus great benefits but lower salary. I am not sure about long run, which would be best. I do like the AM field and or financial sales, but I am not sure how much benefit a FA would really add to this.
Agree with the above.
Also, calm down son and drop the exclamation marks
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