Can I put "received full-time offer" on my resume?
Long story short: I accepted a FT return offer as a "generalist", but I am getting screwed during the placement process. For whatever reason, I am not getting the teams I want and I am getting pushed to take some crappy role that is barely front office.
So, I want to start recruiting again for other roles. I know it is already March, but I feel like if I start now, I can land something decent within 3-4 months and do something I actually like.
So on my resume, can I put "received full-time offer" under my internship? I want to let people know that I received a full-time offer, and that I'm not someone who didn't get a return.
Yes, you can. They may ask whether you've accepted though, in which case you'll have to explain the full story.
I know of a couple roles banks looking for extra full time analysts if you want to message me.
Sweet! Will PM
Hey man, I am in your shoe now. Can I speak to you privately and see how to navigate this process?
why not hire 2020 grads that are current 1st years looking to lateral and trade up? plenty of MM 1st years with decent experience wanting to jump to BB/EB
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