Dropping a banking offer before starting the job?
Has anyone dropped a banking offer before starting the job?
Any advice on this type of experience would be helpful.
Has anyone dropped a banking offer before starting the job?
Any advice on this type of experience would be helpful.
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What is the better opportunity?
PE opportunity.
Stating the obvious: yes this happens every year, some incoming analysts get something better and turns down the offer last minute. Also seen analysts that take another offer to plug to gap between graduation and their start date.
Not a big deal but try not to apply to that bank again (why would you if you in PE?)
Don’t worry about it. Take the PE offer and just be respectful with regards to withdrawing from your other offer.
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