Barclays Tech vs. Consumer vs. Healthcare

anyone have any great insight on how these groups differ in terms of exit opps? I know tech has the most rigorous culture of the three, but wondering how they end up long term

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HC & Tech are both solid, equal in exits, Tech probably has slightly more dealflow but that results in definitely worse hours with a few hellish MDs. Both "better" than Consumer, unless you specifically want to move into the Consumer space. 

Source: my two flatmates at Barclays

 

would love info on these three groups too, especially on recent pe exits! incoming sa next year

 
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Tech isn't industrials tier of sweaty, but tough nonetheless, the bank's tech people got paid very well for bonuses this past year

Consumers is also a great group, not impossible to get into, but also highly sought after, also has nice exits

Healthcare is great, but difficult to get into, a lot of interest in it all around

Overall, everyone exits well to MM PE or Mega funds (less common, but still at least a couple people per group) these are all great groups and Barclays as a whole doesn't really "lack" anywhere, i.e. it has weaknesses but they're not immediately visible.

Source: roommate interning rn in one of these lol

 

everyone makes the same numbers give or take dude, range is $40 to $80 for bonus, with most (50%+) falling in between and leaning upwards. Don't even know why people care, you know you lose most of it to taxes right? lmao

 

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