I'm curious as to when yall have heard you're going back into the office. From what I've heard, some banks are pushing hard to get back, however, others are taking a very cautious route. I've heard it could be as late as September of 2021.
Let me know below if you've heard anything regarding dates, etc.
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Thinking after Labor Day.
That’s what I’ve been thinking too. Definitely going to be a slow process back.
Especially for roles / jobs that don’t really require face-to-face interaction (e.g. PE, sans sourcing).
Damn this deja vu hit hard. Remember when people said the same thing about Labor Day 2020
Read this as "Date Back Office" at first...
I thought it was about bringing a date back to the office
It’s anyone’s guess. I think it will be primarily contingent on vaccine distribution. I read a forecast that 50% of US population will be vaccinated by May/June. That makes me think people will start trickling in during summer and maybe in greater numbers after Labor day. But then again, people said the same thing last year so who knows
im not even sure I want to go back to the office anymore
What has your experience been like? There were a few threads about how terrible WFH was for IB, particularly new analysts so curious to hear your side. During my internship it seemed similar with senior bankers enjoying it and juniors looking to go back soon.
my hours aren't that bad which is probably why my opinion is different. I couldn't imagine working non-stop during WFH. but when the hours aren't bad, you get a ton of freedom. I can do basically whatever I want during my down time
Hopefully not for a while.
I am already working in the office since January, as well as part of the rest of the team (obviously complying with the adequate safety measures). The rest are expected to come back gradually once it is completely safe.
I am not based in the US though.
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