Case Study take home, should I not use my work computer?
Have a case study that I have a few days to take, personally I have a MacBook and I haven’t used excel on it in over 2 years. Should I borrow a friends windows or would I be fine to use my work computer? Wouldn’t want to get into trouble. Thanks
Really depends on bank... some don't give a fuck and you can do it on the drive even. Some have fired people for recruiting
If you have a friend's computer easily accessible I would just go that route.
Definitely use a friend's CPU if you have a macbook. You never know which bank has a sweaty IT team that reviews CPUs
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Eh, I've done plenty on work computers. Just save it on your desktop under an innocuous name, ie, "Project X, OpEx Breakout" and then Dropbox/Google Drive it to yourself so you don't email it to an external email address (which draws attention if you have a hyperactive tech/compliance team).
Better yet, attach it to a draft email, login to Outlook on personal PC, download file from draft, delete draft.
Generally I think you're okay to work on it on your computer, but as others have mentioned just don't leave a paper trail on anything.
As an aside, hopefully you go 1 and done on recruiting (best of luck!) but if you're going to be recruiting for new positions, I would expect there to be a lot more take home case studies to work through...probably not a bad idea to go ahead and get yourself a personal windows computer...plenty of threads on here that point to you getting one sub $800
What if I go on incognito, send to my gmail and never directly save anything to the drive/ on PC?
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