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Lol..ever heard of 2008? If you look enough, I remember finding some threads where people were concerned about their offers getting rescinded...and well, they were.

Edit: Found some: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/bear-ft-offers-not-being-honored

https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/bear-stearns-summer-analysts-any…

Had one more in mind that I could've find, but someone was choosing between either Lehman or Bear and I think Cowen? and he went with whichever of the first two. Was especially bad cause he was saying how his dad was concerned about the future of the bank and everyone commenting was like "banks don't collapse it'll all be fine!"

 
"brotherbear" I was an analyst in 2007-08. I assure you banks cancel entire analyst programs. Are you a fucking retard? What do you think...banks preserve your offer regardless of the state of the economy? Jesus H Christ, you're a moron.

Send me your CV. I'll make sure you never get an interview anywhere. This is close to one of the dumbest questions I have ever seen in writing.

Somehow it does not surprise me at all you were among the people who got laid off

 
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Yes, not just banks, other industries too.

CS grads after the dot com bubble burst. Finance and econ grads during the last recession. Oil & Gas / Petro engineers after the oil prices plummeted.

Happens all the time, and it sucks for those involved. Usually the downtime will last just long enough that they can't get into the industry. Whenever these things happen, you'll see an explosion in graduate school applications, as undergrad-level graduates want to delay their graduation with a year or two, to see if the market is better then.

Spending 4-6 years of your life on a degree that turns out to be temporarily useless really hits hard.

 

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