I have a super day coming up in a few weeks and I've been getting several emails from alums at the firm (analysts and associates) reaching out to congratulate me and asking if I have any questions. Is this normal? And what kind of questions should I be asking them, aside from the common sense what should I expect, etc.?
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it's normal
Assuming this is for SA, it's probably accelerated so there's a good chance you've already impressed them a decent amount and they really want you. I'd take them reaching out as a good sign, obviously.
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