If you're at the interview for an analyst or associate position and the inteviewer asks you what's your long-term goal, what are some good answers that won't burn your opportunity in landing a job? Thanks
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For an analyst it is ok to say that you are unsure, but typically they like it when the associate knows they want to do banking in the long run.
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