Hi all,
I got a FT offer after spending this summer at a BB. After getting the offer people on the team reached out and said to make sure to "stay in touch" over this year (I'm sure just to be nice). But how often do I really need to be checking in? Should I reach out to analysts or just my manager? Just don't want to be annoying.
Thanks
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You don't really need to reach out. Maybe a quick call with your manager if you want to check in halfway through the year but most people don't do anything
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