I recently accepted an offer with a MM bank about a month ago, and I should start sometime around the beginning of June. The analysts and even senior manager all called me congratulating me and really encouraged me to reach out with any questions. I want to email them asking what I can do to better prepare myself for the job and just to keep in contact. Is this okay? Any advice on what to say? Kind of a vague question so thanks for any responses.
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I mean, I suppose there's nothing wrong with contacting them to see what you can do to prepare. That being said, there's little benefit as well - you'll learn plenty on the job. A good portion of those people will have left by the time you start so there's no point trying to score brownie points (especially since no one will remember). Just enjoy your senior year.
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