FLDP 2021 Recruiting Timeline

The more competitive ones you need to network for.

Yeah got the rejection but it was a few days later. Interned in IB and go to an IB target, but not a tech target, and thought I would be pretty strong for at least a first round. Didn't have a network though not sure how much that matters at least for Microsoft's program, but pretty bummed about it overall.

Yes, my school is a semi target for IB but target for B4 advisory/FLDPs. All GE business units recruit at my school for the FMP. I networked w/ 5 current FMPs, 3 of whom were alumni from my school. A large reason for my success can be attributed to the networking and displaying, with concrete anecdotes from my conversations, why I wanted to be with GE for the long haul (which is what they want to hear).

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Same boat here, applied early July and havent heard anything for 2021 interns, wondering if anyone else has?

Yes, here is the link. Includes full time and internship applications. Definitely reach out to people in the program after applying.

https://jobs.gecareers.com/global/en/leadership-fmp-page

Are they conducting multiple superdays later? Or are the chances of getting it gone after this round - haven't heard back yet :/

Is that for full time hires or interns as well?

Are they doing any more interviews for FT?

Haven't heard back yet, I think they take a while.

SA's? Already?

Surprised there's a superday already. Did you friend attend that workshop/event they had in May?

For interns? Do you know if the super day is remote?

Let’s do it. Apple’s FLDP internship just opened up. Does anyone know if Apple admits people to the full-time program outside of those who already did the internship? It seems like the internship is a mandatory step to get into the FLDP.

Is it via phone call or Skype video chat?

I’ve heard it’s pretty solid. I got pushed to first round/business case. On that note, anyone know what those look like?

Does anyone know if these Amazon internships are the "prestigious" ones? They seem to be business unit ones and not FP&A. How are they viewed and are there usually separate internships for the more corporate roles, like FP&A?

Hey, don't have an FLDP offer but when I got my internship return offer, I emailed some recruiters at other places I was looking at to see if I could accelerate any processes. No harm in telling B that you're interested in Company B, but you have an offer from Company A and wanted to see if there's any way to accelerate your consideration in the process. I'd only do this if your offer is exploding soon and you dont think you'll from the other places in time. If the other processes are wrapping up soon, then you can just wait it out.

Most are open now. Other than Microsoft, I haven't heard of any interviewing yet. Most will start interviews between September and November though, so it's not weird if you don't hear anything for a few weeks. 

When did you apply? Did you network to land 1st round?

I also had my 1st round for FT. All behavioral and experience based. Good luck.

I'm in a "top" FLDP mentioned often on this forum and have many friends in other FLDPs mentioned within this post. As far as I can tell, all of the competitive programs have already extended offers within the last month. And then top corp strat groups like Disney's strat & bizdev are done as well.

I am sure there are plenty of fine general corporate analyst roles still available that don't do pipeline/standardized undergrad recruiting. But most of the "top" corporate analyst/FLDP roles finished this cycle. They compete for high finance and consulting talent so they have to match their recruiting timelines as appropriate. 

Most are in the superday phase if not done already. I have my AT&T superday this week and they said they will get back to us with offer letters by thanksgiving

I got an offer for the OFRP internship a couple weeks ago.  I applied in September for OFRP and AFRP.  Never heard back anything for AFRP.