Am I more likely to get an offer from Goldman Sachs in my junior year?
I interviewed twice and failed as a sophomore. Are more Junior Positions available or will it be as equally difficult?
I interviewed twice and failed as a sophomore. Are more Junior Positions available or will it be as equally difficult?
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dude. wow. just wow.
Seconded.
Good thing no one has ever discussed GS recruiting in this forum. It's suuuch an original and valid question it needs to be asked again of course OP.
P.S. It's February dude. You'd know.
Explain to me how you even received an interview at GS twice. Well I can answer that for you, on paper you're probably Godlike, unlike when you opened your mouth...makes sense why you were dinged twice.
Agree with black, OP writes like a dumb blond high school chick.
I have it on good authority that GS recruiters toss a freshly beheaded chicken onto a wheel of fortune to decide whether you should a. get the offer b. get rejected or c. get blacklisted. As long as you weren't c. this time around it really shouldn't be any easier/harder when you apply next year.
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