Goldman TMT vs. M&A
Which group is easier to get into?
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I would have to go with TMT seeing as how there is no M&A group at Goldman.
(There are M&A-only execution bankers that help on every deal but no analysts)
So would you say that TMT is the most difficult group to break into at GS?
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