I started the interview process with GS recently for an analyst role in NYC. I've done some research and the numbers seem all over the place. Most threads I could find discussed IBD offers for new grads. Can someone shed some light on what the offer may look like for experienced hire in IMD? Is signing bonus a thing for middle office? I have 3.5 years of experience.
Any other info about GS middle office/experienced hire or their interview process would be appreciated as well.
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